The bill, posted line by line.

An even split has the person who skipped the cocktails paying for them. Put each line on the people who shared it, and tax and tip follow — to the cent.

Rooftop drinksSunday, made up — priced by the app’s own engine.
$54.50
Who had the cocktails?$26.00
Rooftop drinks, split evenly and split by the line
PersonSplit evenlyBy the line
Ana18.177.18
Ben18.1723.66
Cleo18.1623.66

Split evenly, Ana pays 10.99 more than the lines they shared come to.

How it works

  1. A column per person, a row per line

    Put each person on the lines they shared — the gyoza, the wine. The table is the split: nobody pays for a line they were not on.

  2. Tax and tip follow the lines

    Tax lands on the taxable lines, tip on everything before tax, and every share is rounded so no cent is lost or made up.

  3. What is still open, after payments

    Record who has handed money back, and each person's balance — and the project's open figure — moves with it.

Three nights, three people paying.

A made-up weekend. Each night someone different pays the whole bill, so where everyone stands shifts night by night. Follow it down.

  1. Friday

    Kaito Ramen

    Ana paid $78.75 for everyone.

    Ana’s own 28.35 · Ben 25.52 · Cleo 24.88

    Standing after Friday
    • Ana50.40is owed
    • Ben25.52owes
    • Cleo24.88owes
  2. Saturday

    Cervejaria Ramiro

    Ben paid $108.50 for everyone.

    Ana 37.23 · Ben’s own 30.85 · Cleo 40.42

    Standing after Saturday
    • Ana13.17is owed
    • Ben52.13is owed
    • Cleo65.30owes
  3. Sunday

    Rooftop drinks

    Cleo paid $54.50 for everyone.

    Ana 7.18 · Ben 23.66 · Cleo’s own 23.66

    At the end
    • Ana5.99is owed
    • Ben28.47is owed
    • Cleo34.46owes
Settling up

Each share, handed to the night’s payer.

In the app each of these is a payment against the receipt it pays for. Record them and the weekend is settled.

  • Ben hands Ana25.52Fri
  • Cleo hands Ana24.88Fri
  • Ana hands Ben37.23Sat
  • Cleo hands Ben40.42Sat
  • Ana hands Cleo7.18Sun
  • Ben hands Cleo23.66Sun
Settled

Worth knowing first.

  • Scanning reads the photo elsewhere. The photo is sent through OpenRouter to be read. You can always type a receipt in.
  • An invitation is its link. Whoever signs in with it can accept. The email it went to is not checked.
  • Linked is not the same as editing. People linked to a name can view the project. The owner decides who can edit.
  • Google or Discord only. No passwords to lose.
  • Contacts are people you know. Only people you have connected with. There is no public directory.
  • Three roles: owner, can edit, can view. Only the owner can change who is on a project or delete it.
Get started

Split it by the line, and get back to the evening.