Split lives two lives a year. From May to September the city inside and around Diocletian’s Palace runs at full throttle — apartments rented out, restaurants packed, ferries full — and much of a household’s annual income lands in those few months. Then winter arrives, the crowds leave, and a quieter city of locals and wintering digital nomads takes over. Budgeting for that rhythm is a genuine skill: the summer euro has to stretch across the whole year. Printable trackers are built for exactly this — map the season, log every booking, and give the off-season a plan instead of a shortfall.
The winter city deserves its own page too. Off-season Split is when renovation projects on rental apartments actually happen, when hospitality workers retrain or pick up remote work, and when the digital nomads who winter here between the Riva and their laptops need weekly structure most. Paper planning suits all of it: a renovation budget that keeps the spring deadline honest, a side-income sheet for winter gigs, a weekly layout that keeps short days productive. Come May, the same folder of printed pages becomes the record that makes next season easier to price and plan.
Best planners & trackers for life in Split
- Side Hustle Income & Expense Tracker — bookings, cleaning and platform fees for apartman owners
- Business Financial Dashboard & Profit-Loss Tracker — see what the season truly earned after costs
- Travel Planner & Vacation Itinerary — for island hops and your own off-season escapes
How it works
Pay, download instantly, print on any A4 sheet at home or in a copy shop — the PDFs fit US Letter too. Nomads and tablet users can skip paper entirely and annotate in GoodNotes. Apartment hosts often print one income sheet per unit and keep them clipped inside the door of each rental — a two-minute habit after every changeover that adds up to a complete season ledger by September, ready before any accounting conversation starts.
Split FAQ
Can I track seasonal income in euros?
Yes — the fields are open and editable, so euro amounts and your own categories (per-apartment, per-platform, per-month) fit however your season is structured.
Print at home or in town?
Either. A home printer covers weekly pages; print shops in the centre are convenient for producing a full season’s tracking pack before the first guests arrive.
I move around — can I keep everything digital?
Yes. The PDFs import into GoodNotes or any annotation app, so nomads and seasonal workers can run the whole system from a tablet and print nothing at all.