MySafeway vs Splix App

With Safeway's App, users can find a local agent and customers can view their ID cards, make a payment and view the status of their claims.

SPLIX: BRUTAL BILL SPLITTING. Look, splitting bills with your friends is a special kind of hell. Most apps try to hide that pain under rounded corners, "playful" pastel gradients, and enough animations to make you dizzy. I didn’t do that. I built an app that looks like a concrete wall because that’s how solid your finances should be. It’s called Brutalism. It’s high-contrast, it’s fast, and it doesn't care about your feelings—just your data. THE STARK REALITY: RADICAL CLARITY (DASHBOARD): A massive header that tells you exactly how much you’re up or down. No digging through menus. If you owe Brian $250 for that "weekend getaway" you didn't even want to go on, you'll see it immediately. ZERO-FRICTION SPLITTING: Add an expense before the waiter even brings the check. My buttons don't have shadows; they have "press-in" effects that actually feel like you’re doing work. UNLIMITED EVERYTHING: Unlike those other apps that want a monthly subscription just so you can track more than five coffees, I let you log 10 or 10,000 expenses. No caps. No paywalls. Just pure utility. GLOBAL DOMINATION (MULTI-CURRENCY): For the friend who went to Europe once and won't stop talking about "The Continent." Track expenses in USD, EUR, INR, or JPY side-by-side. The horizontal carousel handles the math so you don't have to. WHY SPLIX? Because your friendship shouldn't end over a $12 Chipotle bowl, and your phone shouldn't look like a box of crayons just because you're trying to track a dinner. POP THEME. PURE BLACK. PURE WHITE. ZERO NONSENSE. STAY BRUTAL. DEV NOTE: I’m just an indie dev who got tired of slow, bloated apps. If you like it, cool. If you don't, it’s probably because you like drop shadows and rounded corners. I can’t help you with that. Download Splix. Settle up. Move on.