How do I get the file to import?

In Splitwise, open your group and export its data to a spreadsheet: you get a CSV file. That's the file you select in CountClub at the "choose the file" step. Nothing to edit or clean up first.

Do I lose any expenses when I migrate?

No, that's the whole point. The CSV holds your group's history, and the preview shows you exactly what will land before you confirm. You only commit once everything's there.

How many expenses does it import at once?

Up to 200 per import. For a larger group, export it as several CSV files from Splitwise and run the imports back to back: the expenses all add to the same count.

Who can run the import?

The count admin, usually the person who created it. If you join an existing count without being its admin, ask the admin to import, or create your own count for the import.

What happens if the import fails partway through?

Nothing breaks: the import is all-or-nothing. Either all 200 expenses go in, or none do. You never end up with a half-filled count: you can just run it again cleanly.

Splitwise or CountClub: which one do I pick?

If you want a 100% free app, with no feature locked behind a subscription, CountClub is built for that. We lay it all out honestly on the /en/compare/splitwise-vs-countclub page, and this import exists precisely so you can switch without losing a thing.

Feature · Splitwise import

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Splitwise import

Want to move to a 100% free app but you've got months of expenses in Splitwise? Export the group as a CSV, match the members to your count, and everything lands at once. Nothing to retype by hand.

200expenses imported at once, in a single run

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How it works

The import reads the CSV file Splitwise lets you export, matches each person in the group to a member of your count, then shows you everything before you confirm. It's admin-only, and it plays out across three screens.

01Step 1

Get the CSV from Splitwise

In Splitwise, open your group and export its data to a spreadsheet (CSV). You get a file with all your expenses: titles, amounts, dates, who paid. That's the file you'll hand to CountClub.

02Step 2

Pick the file in CountClub

From a count you're admin of, start the import and select the CSV. The app reads it and spots the expenses and the people in the Splitwise group. Nothing to format beforehand.

03Step 3

Map the members

CountClub lists the people found in the CSV. For each one, you say which member of your count they are: "Marie (Splitwise)" becomes "Marie" on your side. It's the only manual step, and it takes a minute.

04Step 4

Check the preview, and it's imported

Before you confirm, you see every expense exactly as it'll land. If it looks right, you confirm: the import runs in a single all-or-nothing go. Your Splitwise history now lives in CountClub.

Honestly

What you should also know.

No overblown promises. Here are the real limits of the feature, to avoid surprises.

It's a one-time import based on Splitwise's CSV export, not a live sync: expenses you add in Splitwise afterwards won't flow in on their own; you'd re-export.

Up to 200 expenses per import. If your group is bigger, split the export into several files and import them one after another.

Member matching is manual, in step 2. It's quick, but you're the one telling the app who's who.

Only the count admin can run an import. If you're not the admin, ask whoever created the count.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

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