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Spliit Cloud expense categorization with Jev

Spliit Cloud can use Jev Choice to suggest categories for shared expenses after checking its local dictionary and group history. Users review uncertain suggestions.

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**Spliit Cloud is a community-maintained fork of Spliit: a free, open-source expense splitting app for groups, trips, roommates, friends, and shared costs.**

**No email or social login required:** start with an anonymous account in a few clicks — no email address, no Google/GitHub/OIDC — and keep it recoverable with a recovery link or a passkey.

It keeps the simplicity of the original Spliit while fixing its biggest weakness: groups that lived only in the browser and never synced properly across devices. Cloud accounts give you reliable group syncing, stronger tests, and a more maintainable stack — without forcing everyone onto email.


[](https://status.spliit.cloud/)






## Try it

Public instance: **[https://spliit.cloud](https://spliit.cloud)** — no email or social account needed. Choose the anonymous option at sign-up (a display name plus a recovery link or passkey) and you get synced groups on all your devices.

Live uptime & incident status at **[https://status.spliit.cloud](https://status.spliit.cloud/)**

You can also self-host your own instance. See [Self-hosting overview](#self-hosting-overview), [Run locally](#run-locally), and [Run in a container](#run-in-a-container).

> [!IMPORTANT]
> The public instance is provided as a community-hosted service. If you need full control over data, uptime, backups, or privacy, self-hosting is recommended.



## What is Spliit Cloud?

Spliit Cloud is a community-maintained fork of [Spliit](https://github.com/spliit-app/spliit), the open-source expense splitter originally created by [Sebastien Castiel](https://github.com/scastiel). It aims to keep the lightweight, no-frills experience that made Spliit popular while evolving the product toward reliable multi-device sync and a stack that is easier to operate and self-host

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