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A Tricount alternative, made for couples.
Tricount is great for a trip with friends. As a couple, day to day, what you mostly need is to log things fast and know who pays next time. That's all Twocount does.
What you might be looking for
Add an expense, fast
Twocount opens on the number pad. The amount first, the rest after.
No account to create
No email, no password. Scan a QR code and you're two.
Accounts that stay private
End-to-end encrypted: the server reads neither the amounts nor the labels.
Twocount and Tricount at a glance
| Feature | Twocount | Tricount |
|---|---|---|
| Made for | Two people | Groups, trips, flatmates |
| Price | Free, no ads | Free, no ads |
| Expense limit | None | None |
| Account required | No | Optional, recommended so you don't lose your data |
| End-to-end encryption | Yes | Not advertised |
| Default split | By category (rent 60/40, groceries 50/50…) | No |
| Currencies | Included, at the rate of the day of the expense | Included, rates updated daily |
| Offline | Yes | Yes |
| Receipt photo | No | Yes |
| Payment requests | No | Yes, via bunq |
| CSV or PDF export | No | No, on request to support |
| Spending statistics | No | Yes |
Comparison made on October 21, 2026 from tricount.com, its help center, its privacy policy, its App Store listing and the Tricount app. Features change: check each publisher's website. Tricount is a trademark of its owner, mentioned here for comparison purposes.
Switching from Tricount to Twocount
- Note the current balance in Tricount: who owes whom, and how much.
- Create your Twocount space and invite the other person with a QR code.
- Enter that balance as the starting balance, then carry on in Twocount.
Try it at your next dinner out.
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