Scan any receipt
Snap a photo — crumpled, long, handwritten, in any currency. The AI pulls out every line item, tax, and service fee in a couple of seconds.
Restaurant checks · iOS & Android · No sign-up
The check arrives, two people had wine, one had a salad, and dividing by six punishes the wrong person. Photograph it and everyone gets a number they can see the reasoning for.
How it works
Snap a photo — crumpled, long, handwritten, in any currency. The AI pulls out every line item, tax, and service fee in a couple of seconds.
Long-press a friend’s chip and drop it on what they ordered. Shared appetizer? Tap "Split All" and it divides fairly, tax and fees included.
Everyone gets an itemized total — down to their share of the tax. Send it by WhatsApp, iMessage, or anything else. No app needed on their end.
The table nobody wants to split
This is where an even split does the most damage. Four of the six drank, one ordered a salad, and the starters were shared by everyone. Here is the same check with each line assigned.
The check
Total$313.74
What each person owes
Dividing by six gives everyone $52.29, which would have Sam paying $24.57 towards wine he did not drink. Tax and tip follow each order. The six shares add back to $313.74.
Why SPLIIT Pro
Not a manual expense form. Point the camera at the bill and items appear — up to 5 receipts per split for big group orders.
Tax, tip, and service fees split proportionally to what each person actually ordered. Nobody subsidizes the lobster.
Open the app and split. Your friends don’t need to install anything to get their totals.
Itemized summaries travel as plain text — WhatsApp, iMessage, Telegram, email.
Everyday splitting costs nothing. Go Pro for unlimited scans and history.
The awkward cases
Bottles shared by half the table are the single biggest source of an unfair even split.
Assign one line to several people and it divides between exactly them, not the whole table.
When the restaurant will not split the payment, one person pays and everyone else gets a number.
Leave a person off the lines that were a gift and the rest still reconciles to the printed total.
At the table
Put the drinks on the people who had them instead of dividing the total. On a bill with two shared bottles, that is usually the difference between a fair number and a non-drinker quietly paying a quarter of the wine.
Assign the one line to everyone who ate it and it divides between exactly those people. A plate shared by three of six costs those three a third each, rather than being spread across the whole table.
The tip spreads in proportion to what each person ordered, which is the usual expectation when one order is twice another. If your table prefers a flat amount per head, enter it as its own line assigned to everyone.
No. One person photographs the check and sends the breakdown to the group chat. Everyone else reads an ordinary message showing their items and their total. Nothing to install while the table waits.
Photograph both. Up to five receipts merge into one split, so a table that ran drinks on a separate tab still reconciles to a single set of per-person numbers rather than two half-answers.
Free to start, no account, and the breakdown goes straight into the group chat.
Available on iOS and Android.