Deep-dish at Giordano’s, a game at Wrigley Field, or nights out in River North: track, split, and manage all your Chicago expenses easily with friends and family.
The ways people in Chicago actually share money.
Split the bill after Lou Malnati’s or Pequod’s, and keep River North nights fair for everyone.
Rent and utilities with roommates, plus insight into your monthly living costs in the city.
Tickets, tailgates, and post-game rounds: one group, everyone pays their share.
Weekend getaways and Navy Pier days: gas, stays, and food fairly divided and well managed.
Where groups actually go, and what the bill usually looks like once it's split.
Lou Malnati’s, Giordano’s, Pequod’s: the 45-minute bake is exactly enough time to argue about the split.
$64 for four · $16 eachRestaurant Row’s tasting menus and shared plates, Chicago’s big-occasion dinners live here.
$220 for four · $55 eachDim sum on Wentworth, phở on Argyle: the lazy-Sunday group meals that beat any brunch line.
$68 for four · $17 eachTacos, cocktail bars, and late-night diners off the Blue Line: the bar-hop where receipts multiply fast.
$90 for three · $30 eachThe plans worth making, with the shared costs nobody remembers to track.
Bean photos, Crown Fountain, and one of the world’s great museums across the street.
$128 museum for four · $32 eachFerris wheel rides, summer fireworks, and 18 miles of Lakefront Trail: rent bikes, split the dock-side lunch.
$96 for four with rides · $24 eachBleacher seats, Old Style rounds, and Wrigleyville after: game days are group-expense marathons.
$260 game day for four · $65 eachThe best 90 minutes of skyline in America, book the boat together, settle before the boarding call.
$176 cruise for four · $44 eachDeep-dish classics for the tourist rite, West Loop for occasions, Chinatown for shared-table feasts, and Wicker Park for bar food. Casual group meals run $15–$25 a head; Randolph Street dinners $50 and up.
Bleacher tickets, stadium rounds, and the Wrigleyville bar after typically total $60–$100 per person. One person grabs the tickets, another the first round: Splitkaro keeps the running tally.
A household Splitkaro group for the Lincoln Park or Logan Square apartment: rent, utilities, and grocery runs split automatically, with monthly summaries showing where the living costs actually go.