Split vs Resto Split

You just got dinner with your friends but now it's time to figure out who owes what. Some people shared appetizers but Brett's really not trying to spend too much this month so he wants you to make sure he's only charged for his dish. You pull out a calculator and start doing MATH Usually my friend Jimmy does the math for me, but I don't always have Jimmy. Split's my replacement Jimmy - just upload a receipt, mark who got what, add the total amount (with tax and tip), and Split will show you how much each person owes. No more math!

Split restaurant bills fast with tax, tip, discounts, shared items, and per-person receipts. Resto Split makes it easy to split restaurant bills with friends. Whether you’re dividing everything evenly or tracking exactly what each person ordered. Two ways to split 1) Split Evenly Enter the number of people (names optional) Enter the bill subtotal Optional add-ons: Discount (percent or fixed amount) Service charge (percent or fixed amount) VAT (percent) Multiple miscellaneous fees (add as many as you need) Add a tip (percent or fixed amount) Choose who splits the tip: Everyone, or selected people Get a clear per-person total with an exact breakdown 2) Custom Split Perfect when people order different items. Enter participants (names required) Add Food and Drink orders with: Item name, quantity, price Assign to one person or mark as shared and select who shares it Quick-add common items to speed things up Add a tip (percent or fixed amount) with flexible splitting: Split evenly among everyone Split proportionally based on each person’s subtotal One person pays the tip Selected people split it (evenly or custom amounts/percent) Add Discount / Service charge / VAT / Misc fees with the same flexible splitting options Live totals view so you can tap a person and see their current bill anytime “Show Bill” produces: A full combined breakdown (like a receipt) Per-person receipts with line-by-line details Accurate totals, even with rounding Resto Split handles rounding cleanly so the grand total always matches the original bill, even for currencies with no decimals or when amounts don’t divide perfectly.