PlanYourFun
Split costs and plan a bachelorette trip, no app needed
What it does
Planning a bachelorette or bachelor trip means three headaches: who owes who, how much booze to buy, and what to actually do. PlanYourFun solves all three with free tools that work on a shared link — no app, no account. Cost Splitter: log expenses, get the minimum set of payback transfers. Drink Calculator: a real shopping list from guest count and hours. Itinerary Builder: drag-and-drop days from curated city blocks. Plus guides for 5 US party cities and printable game packs.
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- TCTallyit.co/coparents – Split costs with your baby dady2025 · tallyit.co · ▲14
Hello! I am coparenting... and hated having to ask my baby daddy to pay for my sons clothing, school supplies groceries etc bc I had to add everything up. So I fixed it! I - upload reciepts/bankstatements (no uploads saved) - in description say the kinds of things you want to add up, even some math (like split) - tally adds it up it splits the costs if you add in the word split in the description. perfect for people who need to split costs, like gas, daycare, etc. would love any feedback. totally free! one day i will add a paywall, is daycare is EXPENSIVE.
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