Planning a bachelorette or group trip always starts the same way — someone volunteers to organize, builds a rough budget in a Notes app or Google Sheet, and then spends the next three weeks fielding "wait how much is the Airbnb again?" texts and chasing people for money they're not even sure is the right amount. The same chaos plays out on the wedding side too. Brides and grooms are juggling vendor deposits, catering quotes, floral estimates, and photography packages across a dozen different conversations — with no single place to see what's been committed, what's been paid, and what's still outstanding. Revel Tally started because the person doing the organizing deserves a better tool. It lets you set a budget, add expenses as you book things, and split costs across the group so everyone can see exactly what they owe and why — before anyone gets an unexpected request the week of the trip or the wedding. No payment processing, no subscriptions required to use the core features. Just clarity on where the money is going and who's responsible for what. The MOH, the trip organizer, the bride, the groom — none of them should need a finance degree to keep a group of people on the same page.

Revel Tally

Plan bachelorettes and group trips without the budget chaos

Plan bachelorettes and group trips without the budget chaos