Migration
From Splitwise to NomadCrew: travel workflow migration
Splitwise solves balancing. This migration plan adds what sits around it: the group chat, a shared to-do list and the trip plan, in the same app as the expenses.
Only need to settle this trip now? Use the free expense splitter, then settle through Venmo, Revolut, or your bank.
6-step migration plan
- Export or snapshot current group balances for your trip.
- Create the trip in NomadCrew.
- Invite the same members with the trip's invite link.
- Log new expenses with the built-in categories: Food, Transport, Stay, Activity, Shopping or Other.
- Post one message in the trip chat with the cutover date, and stop adding new entries in Splitwise after it.
- Add the jobs still to do, such as deposits and bookings, to the trip's shared to-do list.
Risk controls during migration
- Pick a clear cutover date.
- Agree who will check the final balances against the old ledger.
- Keep old and new entries apart: nothing dated after the cutover goes into Splitwise.
- Check the balances in NomadCrew after day two.
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FAQ
There is no automatic Splitwise import. Set up the active trip and its members manually, keep a snapshot of the old ledger, and start new expense entries after a clear cutover date. Past balances remain in Splitwise or your export.
Your full Splitwise history, recurring balances, attachments, and cross-group ledger do not move automatically. Keep Splitwise or an export as the record for completed trips, and use one clear cutover date for new entries.
No. NomadCrew records who paid and who owes, in multiple currencies, with receipts; settlement happens in your own payment app, such as Venmo, Revolut or a bank transfer.
Yes. NomadCrew is publicly available on Google Play for Android and the App Store for iPhone.
Keep it if you need a mature synced ledger across many groups, detailed historical records, or a workflow your group already trusts. You can also keep old trips in Splitwise and use NomadCrew only for the live coordination of a new trip.