From beachside hangouts at Marina to dinners in Velachery and rent sharing in Adyar. Manage all your Chennai expenses easily with Splitkaro.
The ways people in Chennai actually share money.
Split rent, groceries, and food-delivery bills with flatmates automatically, with settlement reminders.
Beachside snacks at Marina, Besant Nagar cafés, ECR drives. Track who paid what as you go.
Mess bills, project expenses, and weekend movies: simple group tracking that fits student budgets.
Personal and shared spending by category, with monthly summaries that keep you in control.
Where groups actually go, and what the bill usually looks like once it's split.
Legendary idli-dosa institutions and filter-coffee counters, breakfast plans that start at 7 a.m. sharp.
₹600 for four · ₹150 eachCafé rows and beach-shack snacks by Elliot’s, the evening hangout for college gangs and office groups alike.
₹1,200 for four · ₹300 eachBajjis, sundal, and jigarthanda between shopping hauls in T. Nagar’s busiest stretch.
₹400 for four · ₹100 eachSeafood stops down East Coast Road, the drive-day lunch where the whole table shares everything.
₹1,800 for four · ₹450 eachThe plans worth making, with the shared costs nobody remembers to track.
India’s longest urban beach: sundal, murukku sandwich, and horse rides from lighthouse to shore.
₹400 snacks for four · ₹100 eachThe gopuram, the tank, and the old streets around it: heritage morning capped with a tiffin stop.
₹500 for four · ₹125 eachShore Temple, Arjuna’s Penance, and butterball photos an hour down ECR: Chennai’s best group day out.
₹2,200 for four with fuel · ₹550 eachHeritage village and artists’ colony on ECR, culture stops that pair with a beach lunch.
₹1,000 for four with entries · ₹250 eachBesant Nagar beach and its cafés for evenings, Marina for the classic walk, Pondy Bazaar for street food, and ECR for drive days. Most hangouts stay under ₹300 a head; ECR seafood lunches run ₹400–₹600.
With shared fuel, monument tickets, and a seafood lunch, a car of four typically spends ₹500–₹700 per person. Put fuel and tolls in the group so the driver is not quietly funding everyone’s beach day.
A Splitkaro group per flat or project batch: mess bills, movie tickets, and midnight dosa runs recorded in seconds, split fairly, and settled over UPI when the allowance lands.