Load a wallet for yourself, or start a kitty everyone chips into before the trip. Every spend comes out of the pot, everyone sees what’s left, and the rest goes back fairly at the end.
What is a Gullak?
A budget for one plan: a trip, a month of groceries, a party. Lekhhaa keeps count. Your money stays in your own bank.
Most group trips in India already run on a kitty: everyone sends ₹5,000 to one friend, who pays for the villa, the scooties and the dinners. It works — until nobody can remember what was spent, someone put in less, and the leftover is split by guesswork.
Lekhhaa’s Gullak keeps that kitty honest. Log each contribution and each spend; the app shows the balance left, what each person has put in and used, and — when the trip ends — exactly what each person gets back, even when people chipped in different amounts. A solo Gullak works the same way for a forex card, a monthly grocery budget or a festival fund. Lekhhaa keeps the record; money still moves through your own UPI app.
A solo wallet for your own budget, or a kitty for trips, flats, office parties and festivals.
One big number and a bar that drains as you spend — no spreadsheet maths.
Leftover goes back by what each person put in minus their share of spends — not a rough equal split.
Tap people off a spend they weren’t part of; their share stays in the pot for them.
Running low? Send a ready WhatsApp message with exactly who needs to add how much.
Add people by name — they don’t need to install anything.
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Name it, add who’s in (or pick a Split group) and set how much each person puts in.
Log each spend as Debit. Everyone sees the balance left and their own share.
At the end, Lekhhaa shows the fewest UPI payments that give everyone back exactly what’s theirs.
A pot of money you put aside before spending — for yourself (a trip budget, forex card, monthly groceries) or with a group (a trip kitty). You log what goes in and what comes out, and always see what’s left.
Each person gets back what they put in minus their share of the spends they were part of. If Rahul put in ₹5,000 and Priya ₹3,000 and they spent ₹6,000 together, Rahul gets ₹2,000 back and Priya ₹0 — not ₹1,250 and ₹750.
No. Lekhhaa is a record, not a bank or payments app. The person holding the kitty keeps the cash in their own account; contributions, refunds and top-ups go through any UPI app.
You can keep logging spends — the balance goes negative and Lekhhaa shows who needs to top up, with a ready-to-send WhatsApp message.
No. Add them by name. Friends who do have Lekhhaa can log spends and contributions themselves.
Yes, prefund wallets are free, like the rest of Lekhhaa.
Lekhhaa’s free prefund wallet lets you collect money in advance for a trip, flat, office party or festival and spend from one shared pot: track contributions and spends in Indian rupees, see the balance left, send top-up reminders on WhatsApp and return the leftover fairly in the fewest UPI payments. Solo wallets work as a budget envelope for a forex card or monthly groceries. Lekhhaa is a free expense tracker and bill splitting app for India.