Orion Trip Ledger

Trip Ledger is the simplest way to split expenses with friends on shared trips. Whether you're road-tripping, weekending in a cabin, or backpacking abroad,Trip Ledger keeps the math out of your way so the trip stays fun.

Add expenses as they happen, choose how to split them, and let Trip Ledger figure out who owes whom at the end. When someone pays back, record it in seconds — and look back at every change in the trip's full activity timeline.

BUILT FOR REAL GROUPS
• Create a trip in seconds and invite friends by email
• Add expenses by category — flight, lodging, food, transport, activity, or other
• Choose how each expense is split: equally, by exact amount, or by percentage • Track multiple trips at once and archive the ones that are done

REAL SETTLEMENTS, NOT JUST SUGGESTIONS
Most expense-splitters stop at "X owes Y $50." Trip Ledger goes further: • See who should pay whom to settle up with the fewest transactions
• Record actual payments between members — Trip Ledger keeps the books straight • Reverse a payment if you made a mistake, no spreadsheet archaeology required

ACTIVITY TIMELINE
Every expense, edit, and payment is captured in a chronological feed. See what changed, when, and by whom — with edits rendered as proper diffs ("Alice changed Dinner from $80 to $100") instead of mysterious entries.

MULTI-CURRENCY
Pick the currency that matches your trip — USD, EUR, GBP, INR, JPY, and more — so the totals always make sense.

DESIGNED TO STAY OUT OF THE WAY
• Dark theme by default — easy on the eyes, especially when checking a bill in a dim restaurant
• Built for one-handed use on the go • No ads. No third-party tracking.

YOUR DATA STAYS YOURS We collect what's needed to run your account — your email and the trips you create — and nothing else. We don't profile you, sell your data, or share it with advertisers.

Whether it's a weekend with the in-laws, a college reunion abroad, or a long weekend ski trip, Trip Ledger keeps the money side of group travel simple — so
you can focus on the trip, not the tally.