PG rent in Koramangala, brewery nights in Indiranagar, weekend drives to Nandi Hills. Track and split every shared expense in Bangalore with Splitkaro.
The ways people in Bangalore actually share money.
Koramangala, HSR, or Whitefield. Split rent, maid, WiFi, and electricity with flatmates in one group.
Brewery bills on 100 Feet Road or office lunches. Split evenly or item by item, no calculator needed.
Nandi Hills sunrise drives, Coorg and Wayanad trips: fuel, homestays, and food tracked in one trip group.
Order for the whole flat, then split only what each person actually ate. Fair, down to the last dosa.
Where groups actually go, and what the bill usually looks like once it's split.
Bangalore’s brewery row. Pitchers and sharing platters mean the bill is never cleanly divisible, perfect Splitkaro territory.
₹3,600 for four · ₹900 eachEvery cuisine the startup crowd craves within two blocks, late-night dosas to Korean barbecue with the team.
₹2,000 for four · ₹500 eachThatte idli, obbattu, and dosa varieties down one buzzing lane: a dozen tiny cash-and-UPI payments per visit.
₹600 for four · ₹150 eachCafés, pubs, and bookstores in the city’s walkable centre: the neutral meeting point for friends across Bangalore traffic.
₹2,400 for three · ₹800 eachThe plans worth making, with the shared costs nobody remembers to track.
The 4 a.m. sunrise drive every Bangalore group eventually does: fuel, entry, and post-sunrise breakfast to split.
₹1,600 drive for four · ₹400 eachMorning cycling, lawns, and the museums around it: the weekend reset that ends at a brunch table.
₹1,200 brunch · 3 ways · ₹400 eachThe glasshouse, the lake, and flower shows in season: old Bangalore at its calmest before the café stop after.
₹150 entries + ₹800 café · 4 waysWonderla rides, Coorg and Wayanad weekends: the trips where a shared expense group saves the friendship.
₹1,500 tickets each · tracked in one groupIndiranagar for breweries, Koramangala for variety and late hours, Church Street for a central meet-up, and VV Puram when the group wants a street-food crawl. Brewery nights run ₹800–₹1,000 a head; food streets under ₹200.
With shared fuel, entry fees, and the customary Maddur-vada or breakfast stop, a car of four typically spends ₹350–₹500 per person. Put fuel in one group and it stops being the driver’s silent subsidy.
Split item-wise in Splitkaro: the pitcher goes on everyone who drank, the veg platter on the ones who ate it, and the friend who came late for one beer pays for exactly that. Settle over UPI when you leave.