Whether you’re a student at Georgia Tech, sharing rent in Midtown, or planning outings to Piedmont Park, Splitkaro helps you track, split, and settle bills effortlessly.
The ways people in Atlanta actually share money.
Rent in Buckhead or Decatur, plus grocery bills from Publix and Trader Joe’s: split automatically.
Group dinners, Piedmont Park picnics, and nights out in Downtown Atlanta: no awkward math.
Track daily spends, share bills, and stay on top of your budget through the semester.
Event spends at Mercedes-Benz Stadium and shared rideshares to Hartsfield-Jackson, settled fairly.
Where groups actually go, and what the bill usually looks like once it's split.
The Central Food Hall’s stalls plus rooftop games upstairs, a full group evening under one roof.
$88 for four · $22 eachThe BeltLine’s snackable food hall: tacos, dumplings, and ice cream between Eastside Trail miles.
$60 for four · $15 eachMiles of the best Korean, Viet, and Sichuan in the Southeast: the caravan dinner plan worth the drive.
$96 for five · $19.20 eachChili dogs and frosted oranges at the world’s largest drive-in, the post-game tradition since 1928.
$38 for four · $9.50 eachThe plans worth making, with the shared costs nobody remembers to track.
Street art, breweries, and markets along the old rail line: Atlanta’s best free afternoon, until the patio stop.
$45 patio round · 3 ways · $15 eachWhale sharks downtown, big-ticket entries that are far cleaner booked together and split in-app.
$180 tickets for four · $45 eachSkyline picnics, festivals, and pickup games: someone buys the picnic haul, everyone owes a slice.
$52 picnic for four · $13 eachThe summit hike, the lawn, and the laser show: parking passes and snacks shared across the carload.
$70 carload day for four · $17.50 eachPonce City Market and Krog Street Market for food-hall variety, Buford Highway for the best international food run, and Midtown classics like The Varsity after games. Food-hall dinners average $15–$25 a head.
Between tickets, MARTA or shared rides, stadium food, and the post-game round, Mercedes-Benz Stadium outings typically run $80–$150 per person. Splitting the rideshare four ways beats stadium parking every time.
One Splitkaro group per household: rent in Midtown or Decatur, utilities, and the Publix runs split automatically with reminders. Semester-long groups work great for Georgia Tech and Emory roommates.