Group travel
Then go.
TwendeTribe splits trip costs across the group, shows who has paid, and actually moves the money, so the safari, hike, or coast weekend is not stuck in a spreadsheet.
How group cost splitting works
You put the trip on the table: park fees, the matatu, the Airbnb, the meals you agreed to share. TwendeTribe turns that into a per-person share so everyone can see what they owe before you leave Nairobi.
No more chasing M-Pesa screenshots in the group chat. Each person pays their share into the trip pool. You see who is in, who is pending, and what is still open.
Split costs without the spreadsheet
Spreadsheets and IOU apps are fine for a dinner. A group trip has dates, a destination, and people who still need to confirm. Cost splitting lives next to the itinerary, not in a side note.
- Shared cost pool for the whole trip
- Per-person share that updates as the group fills
- A live view of who has paid
- Works for safaris, hikes, coast weekends, and road trips across Kenya
Pay your share, see who is in
The point is not the ledger. The point is that the trip actually happens. When costs are visible, people commit. When people commit, you stop guessing whether the cabin sleeps eight or five.
Start splitting trip costs in the app
Create a trip, add what you are sharing, and send one link. Friends join, see their share, and pay in. The adventure is the part you keep.
Start the next group trip
Get TwendeTribe on Android. Invite the group, plan the itinerary, and split costs without the spreadsheet.