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Tricount Exporter

SPLIT · SETTLE · EXPORT

See who paid what, then take the bill with you.

Load a Tricount from its share link, review every expense, reimbursement and balance, then download a JSON or CSV you can import into Excel or Google Sheets. It all stays in your browser.

No Tricount handy?

How it works

Get set up in four steps

  1. 1

    Copy the share link

    In Tricount, open your group, tap Share, choose Other.

  2. 2

    Paste it here

    Drop in the link or just the ID and load the group.

  3. 3

    Read the ledger

    Expenses, reimbursements and per-person balances, side by side.

  4. 4

    Export what you need

    Pick the people and columns, download CSV or JSON.

Nothing is stored on a server — your data lives only in this browser.

Help & answers

Frequently asked questions

How to export a Tricount to CSV for Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets, what data is included, and how your group information is handled.

How do I export a Tricount to Excel or Google Sheets?

Paste your Tricount share link or ID into Tricount Exporter, load the group and open Export. The Excel workbook (.xlsx) holds the expenses, reimbursements, balance summary and settle-up plan, one sheet each, with amounts as numbers and dates as dates, so it opens straight in Microsoft Excel, Google Sheets or Apple Numbers. For a single table, choose it, select the people and columns to include, and download a CSV file instead.

Does Tricount Exporter create an Excel .xlsx file?

Yes. The Export dialog downloads an Excel workbook (.xlsx) with one sheet each for the expenses, reimbursements, balance summary and settle-up plan. Sheet names, headers and categories are in the page's language, and the people and columns you select apply to every sheet. CSV and JSON exports are still available for a single table or structured data.

What Tricount data can I export?

You can export expenses, reimbursements and the balance summary. For transaction exports, you can choose fields such as date, type, description, category, payer and total, as well as which people to include.

Is Tricount Exporter free?

Yes. Tricount Exporter is completely free and does not require an account, subscription or sign-up.

Do I need a Tricount or bunq account?

No. You only need the share link or ID of the Tricount group you want to inspect and export.

Where do I find my Tricount share link?

Open the group in Tricount, open the sharing menu, choose Other, and copy the full share link. You can paste either that link or just the ID at the end of it into Tricount Exporter.

Is my Tricount data stored on a server?

Your group data is fetched on demand from Tricount's official server and is not retained by our server. Tricount Exporter saves loaded groups only in your browser's local storage so you can return to them later on the same device.

Does Tricount Exporter count how it's used?

Only as daily totals: how many times each export, share or button was used that day. Nothing else is kept with them: no Tricount ID, no IP address, nothing that could identify you or your group. The numbers help decide what to build next.

Does exporting change my Tricount group?

No. Tricount Exporter reads the data available through your share link. It does not add, edit or delete expenses in your Tricount group.

Changelog

How it got here

Every release since the first, newest first. The ones marked “from your feedback” came from messages sent through the feedback button.

  1. 1.10
    New

    One Excel workbook

    • Export now downloads an Excel workbook (.xlsx) with the expenses, reimbursements, summary and settle-up plan, one sheet each, in your language. Amounts are numbers and dates are dates, so Excel shows them your way and can add them up.
  2. 1.9
    Improved

    Counting what helps

    • The app now counts, as plain daily totals, how often each export, share and button is used, so what gets built next follows what people use. No group data and nothing about you is kept. The FAQ has the details.
  3. 1.8
    New

    Share it as a receipt

    • Share the settle-up or the expenses as a receipt image: straight to WhatsApp and other apps from your phone, or download it and copy it on a computer. A QR code on the receipt brings others to the site, or to the group itself if you choose.
  4. 1.7
    Improved

    A receipt while you wait

    • Opening a Tricount for the first time prints it as a receipt while it loads: the call, the entries, the total, then who still has to pay.
  5. 1.6
    New

    In six languages

    • The whole app now speaks Portuguese, Spanish, French, Italian and German, at /pt/, /es/, /fr/, /it/ and /de/ — every page, panel and message.
  6. 1.5
    Fixfrom your feedback

    Refunds count

    • Refunds and other money received in Tricount now reduce balances, settle-up and totals, so the figures match Tricount's own.
    • Exports have a Type column, so refunds can be filtered in a spreadsheet.
    • Entries the app can't read are flagged on the page instead of silently left out.
  7. 1.4
    New

    Your receipt

    • Pick who you are to get your own receipt: what you paid, your share, and exactly who you pay or who pays you.
    • “Since you last looked” lists what was added, removed or edited when you press Update.
    • Insights: spending by category, the biggest expense and who paid most often.
    • A category column in the expenses table.
  8. 1.3
    Newfrom your feedback

    Settle up

    • A settle-up plan: who pays whom, in as few payments as possible.
    • Download the plan as a CSV.
  9. 1.2
    Improved

    A new look

    • Redesigned around a receipt, with green for settled and red for owed.
    • Answers to common questions, right on the landing page.
    • Faster first load, better keyboard and screen-reader support, and a link of its own for every Tricount.
  10. 1.1
    Improved

    Your columns, your people

    • Choose which columns and people the tables show, and switch to a compact view for long trips.
    • Choose which people go into an export.
    • Paste the whole Tricount share link, or try the demo trip first.
    • Balances exact to the cent, even on uneven splits, and CSV cells that can't run as spreadsheet formulas.
    • A feedback button and a share link in the footer.
  11. 1.0
    New

    First release

    • Load a Tricount from its share ID and see every expense, reimbursement and member balance.
    • Download expenses and reimbursements as CSV or JSON, with the fields you choose, and the balance summary as CSV.
    • Tricounts you load are saved in your browser, with a backup file to move them between devices.
    • Light and dark mode.