Can you export a Tricount? What changed and what to do now

Can you export a tricount from the app now?

Not in the CSV and PDF form that Premium had. Tricount’s help center says “Export tricount in CSV and PDF” is no longer available, because Premium was discontinued with the new app. Personal mode went the same way. As of October 2026, its FAQ tells you to email support for an export.

Tricount announced the new app as a beta on 14 May 2024, and a wider rollout began on 1 July 2024. A group that still relies on the old export button will not find it.

How do you get your data out of Tricount now?

1. Email support. Tricount’s FAQ gives support@bunq.com for an export request. Name the tricount and say what you want to keep.
2. Take screenshots meanwhile. Capture the balances, the repayments the app proposes and the expense list. A screenshot is a stopgap while you wait for the export.
3. Ask before you leave. Make the request before you delete your profile or stop using the group.

What should you ask for in the email?

Ask for what a spreadsheet would hold: for each expense, the date, the description, the amount, who paid and who shared it. Add the transfers and income, since Tricount records those as transaction types next to expenses. If any expense was entered in another currency, ask for the daily rate used, because Tricount converts those amounts to the tricount’s currency at the market rate. Finish with each person’s final balance, so you can check the file against what the app shows.

Which split apps have an export, and what does it cost?

Splitwise, Settle Up, Splid, Splitser, Splittr and Cospend list an export of some kind, and the table says what each costs where the company says. EvenOut has none. The table is as of October 2026.

App	What it exports	Cost
EvenOut	No data export	Not offered
Tricount	In-app CSV and PDF removed. The FAQ says to email support	Premium, which had the export, was discontinued
Splitwise	A spreadsheet of a group or friend, and a JSON backup	The spreadsheet is not marked Pro. The JSON backup is Pro only
Settle Up	CSV by email, and Excel	CSV is listed outside Premium. Excel is a Premium item
Splid	PDF or Excel summaries	Excel is an in-app purchase. No price is listed for the PDF
Splitser	CSV or PDF	No separate price listed
Splittr	PDF and CSV	No separate price listed
Cospend	CSV import and export, compatible with IHateMoney and Splitwise	No price. Open source, and it runs inside a Nextcloud server

For Splid, Splitser and Splittr, check what the export costs in the app before you plan around it.

Where is the Splitwise export button?

On the web, open the group or friend from the left sidebar, click the gear icon in the top right and choose Export Spreadsheet. In the mobile app, open the group or friend, scroll the menu in the header to the right and tap Export at the end. Exporting your Splitwise data has the full steps, and exporting Splitwise to Tricount covers moving a group the other way.

What if you want a new app instead of a file?

EvenOut has no data export, so it does not help with taking a history out of a group. For a new group, its free plan has no daily expense limit and no ads, and it keeps repeating expenses, charts and search free. If the group came from Splitwise, “Import from Splitwise” under Account reads the exported spreadsheet and builds the group for free.

What should you do next?

Decide what you need to keep. If it is the history of a tricount, write to support before you stop using it and take screenshots in the meantime. If you want an app with an export button, the Splitwise spreadsheet and Settle Up’s CSV are listed outside the paid plans. For the rest of what Tricount costs, see is Tricount free, and for apps to move to, Tricount alternatives compared and EvenOut vs Tricount set out the differences.