Charged & No Reply
Response from developer
Hey, sorry you never got a response back from support. We actually never received your email, but could you send it again to feedback@splytpay.com so we can look into it and try to make this right for you? Also just for context, subscriptions, free trials, billing, and refunds are all handled directly by Apple through your App Store settings. We unfortunately don’t have the ability to cancel or refund subscriptions on our end, even if you contact us, since Apple manages the entire billing flow. Really appreciate you trying the app out and taking the time to leave feedback.
No longer functional!
Wow
Good, couple improvement ideas
Great for young ppl in the city
Nobody in Canada has venmo
Will bill you for free trial
If you do the free trial and cancel before you have to pay, check your credit card statement.
MUST HAVE APP for group trips
You have to upload the receipt before it shows you the items. And they cannot be assigned until you invite people. I recommend doing a test receipt first to get familiar with it. Ask a friend to help you so you can send them the link as a test.
Once you figure it out, it’s incredible! My favorite feature is that it splits the tax & tip by only your items. It does not split it evenly by the amount of people splitting the bill.
Subscription needed…? Really?
There’s plenty other apps like this that are simple and non-predatorial. If you want to make money on this app I suggest taking another angle
Add an offline functionallity
Amazing App
FINALLY SOMETHING THAT WORKS!
Nice idea but…
Now charge monthly
Subscription not honored
Works and is useful. Splyt is lit
hands down the best app to split a bill
Game changer
Deleted it the same day I got it.
I don’t want to be the person to ask my friends to each check their phones for a link after dinner to select what they got at the restaurant so they can send me the right amount. I’d rather do it myself and ask them to send it to me once I’ve got it figured out.
Seems like all this app cares about it increasing its user base and cash flow. Not surprising, but definitely annoying.
