Fet a Barcelona, allotjat a la UE, xifrat d'extrem a extrem
Last updated: 2026-06-03 · By Albert RipolTripCount is built by Albert Ripol — a single-developer travel-expense splitter focused on free AI receipt scans, end-to-end encryption and EU payment rails (Bizum, Revolut). Built in Barcelona, hosted in the EU.
Sobre el desenvolupador
TripCount està fet per l'Albert Ripol — un producte europeu d'un sol desenvolupador centrat en privacitat, rails de pagament UE, i 50 idiomes incloent regionals (català, valencià, balear, basc, gallec, gal·lès, faroès). El backend és FastAPI de codi obert a GitHub; el frontend és una PWA construïda amb Vite. Bugs i PRs benvinguts.
Why I built TripCount
After one too many post-trip spreadsheets and "who paid for the taxi?" arguments across three currencies, I built TripCount as the tool I wanted to exist. Splitwise paywalls OCR. Tricount belongs to a bank. Neither speaks Catalan. TripCount is the European, encrypted, multilingual alternative — free for the core, and built for the way friends actually travel.
Stack and openness
Frontend: React 18 + Vite, installable PWA. Backend: FastAPI + PostgreSQL + Docker Compose, self-hostable. AI OCR: OpenAI Vision. Payments: Stripe for token packs; payouts use Bizum, Revolut and PayPal deep links (no IBAN paste). Hosting: Hetzner in Germany — entirely inside the EU.
