Everyone pays for
what they ordered.
Dividing the bill evenly punishes whoever had the soup. Assign each item to the people who shared it, and the tax and tip follow along in proportion, down to the cent.
The receipt beside this text runs on the same engine as the app — tap a name on any line to try it.
Tap a name, or change the tax and tip
- Gyoza, shared$12.00
- Tonkotsu ramen$18.50
- Katsu curry$16.25
- Tempura don$15.75
These three add up to $78.75 exactly.
- 01
Set up the group
Name the people sharing the bills. They are just names — nobody else needs an account.
- 02
Add the receipt
Photograph it and let the scanner read the line items, paste JSON, or type them in.
- 03
Tick who shared what
Each item goes to the people who had it. Balances update as you go, and always sum to zero.
By Sunday, nobody's chasing a Venmo.
Ana covered dinner Friday. Ben got Saturday's seafood. Cleo picked up Sunday's rooftop round — cocktails for two, since Ana doesn't drink. Papertab priced every line as it happened, so the only thing left by Monday is who transfers what.
Kaito Ramen
Ana paid
$78.75
Cervejaria Ramiro
Ben paid
$108.50
Rooftop drinks
Cleo paid
$54.50
- Ana$5.99owed
- Ben$28.47owed
- Cleo$34.46owes
Hand the arithmetic to the algorithm. Keep the good times for the group.