Travel budget
Keep a travel budget without doing sums every night
Travel budgets rarely break on the big items. Flights and hotels you know. It goes wrong on the days themselves — transport, entry fees, coffee, that one dinner. Which is why the budget belongs in the same list as your days.
Set a ceiling, not an estimate per line
One amount for the whole trip, per person if that suits you. That is the number you measure against. Precise daily estimates never hold and only cost time.
What is already committed — flight, hotel, tickets — simply counts as a cost on the day it belongs to. That way you can see how much is still free to spend.
Split what you pay together
Travelling with other people, a shared expense should be divided without anyone doing arithmetic afterwards. Companions without an account can be given their share too.
Two currencies, one total
You pay in the local currency and think in your own. Gezelo keeps both, so the total is not a mix of amounts that do not belong together.
In four steps
Set the budget
One ceiling, per person if you like.
Attach fixed costs
Flight, hotel and tickets to their day.
Add as you go
Log an expense in a couple of taps.
Split fairly
Divide what you paid together.
Frequently asked questions
- How much should I budget per day?
- It depends heavily on the destination. Work with a ceiling for the whole trip and check after two days whether the pace of your spending holds — then you can still adjust.
- Can the budget be per person?
- Yes. You choose whether the amount covers the whole trip or each traveller, and the total is calculated from that.
- Does tracking work in another currency?
- Yes, an expense can be in a different currency than the trip budget; the total is shown converted.
Track your travel budget
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