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One trip, however many currencies.

A trip crossing from the eurozone into Czechia and Hungary shouldn't need a separate spreadsheet for the exchange rate. Log each expense in whatever you actually paid, and Routebook converts it with a daily FX rate into one home-currency total.

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Fig. 2.4 — Each expense converted at its day's rate

Four steps to one honest total.

  1. Pick a trip currency

    Your budget total always resolves to this one currency.

  2. Log costs as they happen

    Pay in koruna, forint, or francs — record it as it was paid.

  3. Converted with a daily rate

    Each expense converts using the FX rate from the day it was logged.

  4. One honest total

    The trip total and the per-person split are never mixed-currency guesses.

Questions

Log lodging, food, tolls, and other expenses per day. Fuel is added automatically from your vehicle and route — nobody types it in by hand. You get a running trip total, a projected-at-finish figure once the trip has a start date, and a target you can plan against. Budget splitting and the projected total are Plus and Family.
Yes — log an expense in whatever currency you actually paid in, and a daily FX rate converts it into one consistent trip total, so a trip crossing several countries still adds up honestly.

More questions? Read the full FAQ.

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