July 20, 2026
Get your expenses out, as a spreadsheet
One click in the group menu downloads your whole expense history as a CSV: date, description, who paid, amount. Built in your browser, so we never see the plaintext.
The trip is over, or it is tax time, or someone in the group just wants the numbers in their own spreadsheet. Screenshots of the expenses tab do not cut it. You want the whole history out of the app, as data you can sort, filter, or hand off.
Now you can. Open a group's ⋮ menu and pick "Export CSV." A .csv file downloads with the full expense history, ready to open in Excel, Google Sheets, or Numbers.
What's in the file
One row per expense: date, description, who paid, and the amount with its currency. Sort by date to reconstruct the timeline, or filter by payer to see who fronted what. Per-person split columns are not in there yet. Each row is the total expense, not the breakdown of who owed what on it.
Built from data only you can decrypt
Descriptions and names are end-to-end encrypted before they ever leave your browser. The server only stores ciphertext. That is true of the whole app, and it is true of the export: the CSV is assembled locally, from data decrypted on your device. The server never sees the plaintext, so it never has anything readable to export on your behalf.
Compare that to an app where "export" means asking support and waiting for someone to email you a file. That is what Tricount does. Here it is a button, and it works because we could not read your data even if we wanted to.