Works with Yanvara · Coming soon

Yanvara plans the trip. Antemate keeps the money straight.

Yanvara and Antemate are made by the same people and they are deliberately two separate products — because most of the bills you split have nothing to do with a holiday, and most trips are planned by somebody who will never split one. Linking the two is coming soon; it is not switched on yet, and this is how it will work.

Planned against actual for a linked Lisbon trip: spent so far against the plan, the daily rate, and where it is on track to land.

What the link will be for

The plan becomes the yardstick

A trip you planned — its dates, its days, its budget — will become the plan that Antemate measures your real spending against, day by day, while you are still on the trip. That is the whole point of connecting them.

You do not have to wait: give a trip a budget in Antemate yourself and trip mode measures against it today (Pro).

Linking will be a one-time code

Ask one app for a code and type it into the other. It will be good for a few minutes and work once. There will be no "sign in with" button handing one app a standing key to the other.

You choose what each app may do

Each permission will be its own switch, off until you turn it on — seeing your Yanvara trips, attaching spending to a trip, opening the Antemate composer from Yanvara, sharing your name, photo and home currency. Nothing will be bundled: granting one does not grant another.

And you can take it back

Any one of them can be revoked, at any time, from inside the app, and the other app stops being able to do that thing immediately. Revoking will not be a support request.

What connecting them does not mean

Free on iOS and Android

Plan it there. Split it here.

Antemate on its own is the whole ledger, free, today. Linking a Yanvara trip is coming soon — and it will be yours to switch off.

Home: what you are owed and what you owe across every group and friend, side by side, then the three to settle up next and your groups, each with its own colour and its people's faces.