Start a trip
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Name it, pick USD or KHR, add the dates if you want. That's the whole setup. Share the code and everyone's in.
- One currency per group, chosen up front
- Join by code or Telegram link
- Cover photo for the trip
ចែកលុយJek Luy
Log who paid for what on the trip. ចែកលុយ splits it, tracks who owes who, and settles the whole group in the fewest payments possible.
Name it, pick USD or KHR, add the dates if you want. That's the whole setup. Share the code and everyone's in.
Every expense, who paid it, and what you still owe, on one screen, instead of a spreadsheet nobody updates and a group chat nobody scrolls back through.
Amount, what it was for, who paid. Split it equally, or set exact shares for the people who actually ate the crab.
Instead of a wall of IOUs, Jek Luy reduces the entire group to the smallest set of payments that clears everyone at once.
Total spent, who carried the most, and which categories ate the budget. Useful during the trip, brutal after it.
Free, no ads. Sign in with Telegram and you're in, with no password to forget and no email to verify.
Not on a store yet? Start the Telegram bot and we'll send you the build.
This isn't a general-purpose finance app with a riel setting bolted on: every decision here, from the currencies to the login to the notifications, assumes a group of friends, a shared trip, and one phone doing the paying.
ចែកលុយ · JEK LUY
WHAT'S INCLUDED
Pick the currency when you create the group. Riel amounts stay whole, with no invented decimals.
No password, no email verification. Tap Start in the bot and you have an account.
Six people can owe each other fifteen ways. Jek Luy collapses that to the fewest transfers.
Equal, exact amounts, or leave out whoever skipped dinner. The cents always add up.
Attach the photo, so "what was this $40 again" never becomes a conversation.
The group gets a ping when someone adds an expense or asks to join. No extra app to check.
Switch language any time from your profile. The whole app, not just the menus.
Access is enforced in the database, not hidden in the interface. There's no link to guess.
Name it, pick USD or KHR, send the invite code to the group chat.
Whoever pays adds it, right there at the table. Takes about eight seconds.
Everyone sees who's up and who's down, live, for the whole trip.
At the end, pay the short list of transfers. Everyone lands on zero.
Yes. Telegram is how Jek Luy knows who you are; it replaces passwords entirely. Tap Start in the bot and you're signed in. It's also how the group gets notified when someone adds an expense.
No. Jek Luy is free, and there are no ads.
Each group has one base currency, chosen when you create it, but you can type an amount in the other one and it converts at a flat 1 USD = 4,000៛. Fixed on purpose — a live rate moving mid-trip makes balances impossible to explain.
Edit the split. Uncheck people, or set exact amounts per person. Leftover cents are distributed so the total always matches to the last cent.
Yes. A group doesn't need dates. Rent, groceries and the electricity bill all work the same way.
Only its members. Access is enforced with row-level security in the database, so there's no URL to guess your way into.
Free, no ads, and the group is set up before the bus leaves.
Or start the Telegram bot. That's the sign-in either way.