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.
Group trips · iOS & Android · No sign-up
Four people paying for four different things across a weekend is how trips end in a spreadsheet on the drive home. Add each cost when it happens and the settle-up is already done.
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.
One weekend away
Not everything on a trip is shared by everyone. One person skipped the restaurant, two went to the museum, and the flat and the fuel were split by all four.
The weekend
Trip total$898.00
What each person owes
Each cost divides only among the people on it, so Dev is not paying for a dinner he did not eat. Who paid which card is separate from who owes what. The four shares add back to $898.
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.
On the trip
Usually the biggest line and usually paid by one person months in advance.
Paid by whoever is driving, at a different petrol station each time.
Somebody is always ill, asleep, or eating with other friends. That night should not be theirs.
Two people do the museum, three do the boat trip, and nobody wants to itemise it later.
Before the trip
Record each cost against the people it was for, regardless of whose card was used. Who paid and who owes are two separate questions, and mixing them is what turns a weekend into a spreadsheet.
Assign that cost only to the people who were there. It is the single most common source of trip resentment, and it is fixed by leaving a name off one line rather than by anyone having an awkward conversation.
That is the intended way to use it. Photograph the receipt when it happens, while you still remember who was there. Reconstructing a week of costs on the journey home is where the detail gets lost.
Each receipt is read in the currency printed on it, and amounts stay in that currency. There is no conversion, so a trip crossing a currency border is easiest to keep as separate splits per currency.
Yes, and most groups do. Each cost is recorded as it happens and the totals sit there until you want them. The point of adding things during the trip is accuracy, not settling every night.
Free to start, no account, and everyone gets their number without installing anything.
Available on iOS and Android.