Rent, groceries, and weekend outings. Manage all your daily expenses in Pune effortlessly with Splitkaro. Group and personal spending, organized in one place.
The ways people in Pune actually share money.
Split rent, groceries, and utility bills with flatmates automatically, with reminders to settle on time.
Koregaon Park cafés, Sinhagad treks, movie nights. Track who paid what without breaking the vibe.
Category-wise breakdowns for groceries, utilities, rent, and social outings. For you and your groups.
Where groups actually go, and what the bill usually looks like once it's split.
Leafy lanes of cafés, bakeries, and rooftop bars: Pune’s brunch capital and the default “KP?” weekend plan.
₹2,200 for four · ₹550 eachStudent-budget legends: misal, sandwiches, and cold coffee between college and the evening show.
₹800 for four · ₹200 eachOld Irani cafés, bun maska, and Pune’s longest-running restaurants: where every generation has a regular table.
₹1,400 for four · ₹350 eachBreweries and big-group-friendly restaurants near the IT crowd, team dinners that need item-wise splitting.
₹3,000 for five · ₹600 eachThe plans worth making, with the shared costs nobody remembers to track.
The sunrise trek with pitla-bhakri and kanda bhaji at the top, fuel to the base and breakfast, all shared.
₹1,200 for four · ₹300 eachThe Peshwa fort, Dagdusheth Ganpati, and a Tulshibaug shopping wander: history plus street snacks.
₹500 for four · ₹125 eachGandhi memorial in serene Italianate gardens, a quiet half-day before café-hopping back in KP.
₹200 entries + ₹900 café · 4 waysMonsoon drives to dams, ghats, and chikki stops: the weekend escape where fuel splitting matters most.
₹2,000 drive for four · ₹500 eachKoregaon Park for cafés and nightlife, FC Road for budget eats, Camp for old-Pune classics, and Viman Nagar for breweries. Café plans run ₹300–₹600 a head; brewery nights closer to ₹700.
With shared fuel or a rented car to the base and the mandatory village breakfast at the top, a group of four spends about ₹250–₹400 per person. It is Pune’s cheapest great morning out.
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