Split Calculator : Shared Pay
Got Change? Time for the Wheel
About
Effortlessly divide group bills with this utility app. It automatically handles remainders and uses a fair roulette wheel to decide who pays the slightly higher share, simplifying group dining.
What's New in Split Calculator
1.0.2
December 18, 2025
Fixed minor bugs.
Developer apps
FAQ
How does Split Calculator handle uneven bill amounts?
Split Calculator automatically calculates the small remainder when a bill doesn't divide perfectly. It then uses a fair roulette wheel to randomly select one person who will pay the slightly higher share, ensuring fairness among the group.
Is Split Calculator free to use?
Yes, Split Calculator is free to download and use. It is supported by advertisements, which are displayed within the application.
What devices does Split Calculator support?
Split Calculator is available for both iPhone and iPad devices, offering a seamless experience across Apple's mobile platforms.
Does Split Calculator work internationally?
Yes, Split Calculator is designed for global compatibility. It automatically displays the correct currency symbol based on your device's region, making it suitable for international travel and dining.
How often is Split Calculator updated?
The latest version of Split Calculator is 1.0.2, and it was last updated on December 18, 2025. Updates typically include bug fixes and feature enhancements.
What is the age rating for Split Calculator?
Split Calculator has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for users of all ages. Its simple interface and utility focus are appropriate for a broad audience.
Can I enter names for the roulette feature in Split Calculator?
Yes, you can enter the names of your party members into Split Calculator. This allows the roulette wheel to randomly and unbiasedly select the person who will pay the slightly higher share.
What information does Split Calculator show after calculating the split?
After calculating the split, Split Calculator clearly displays the 'Payment Amount' for the person paying the slightly higher share, and the 'Even Split Amount' for all remaining individuals.
