Enter the bill, add GST and service charge exactly as printed, and split it equally or by who ordered what. The taxes are shared in proportion to what each person had. No sign-up, no app needed.
Add your name and an amount to see the split.
Taxes follow the food, so everyone pays tax on what they had.
Everyone pays the same, taxes included. Enter the food total, add the GST from the bill, and each share already includes its part.
A ₹2,400 dinner with ₹120 GST, split four ways, is ₹630 each.
Switch to Item-wise, add each dish and tap who had it. GST and service charge then follow each person’s share of the food, so nobody pays tax on someone else’s order.
On a ₹2,000 bill with ₹100 GST, someone whose dishes came to ₹500 pays ₹525.
Under the Central Consumer Protection Authority’s 2022 guidelines, a restaurant cannot add a service charge automatically, and you can ask for it to be removed. If you do pay it, enter the amount from the bill and it is shared the same way as GST.
A ₹200 service charge on a ₹2,000 bill adds ₹50 to a ₹500 share.
The app keeps a running ledger, so nobody has to remember who paid last time. Scan a paper bill or auto-import an online one, split it item-wise, send reminders, and settle up faster.
Personal, couple and business expenses live there too, all linked together, so everything you spend sits in one place.
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Enter the food total, then the GST amount printed on the bill. The calculator adds it to the total and divides it the same way as the food: evenly for an equal split, or in proportion to what each person ordered for an item-wise one.
Before. Type the food and drinks total, then add GST and service charge in their own fields, exactly as they appear on the bill. If you only have the final amount, enter it as the bill and leave GST blank; an equal split still comes out right.
By what each person ate, when the orders were very different. GST is charged on the food, so it is fairest to share it the same way as the food. When everyone ate roughly the same, an equal split comes to almost the same thing and is quicker.
No. The Central Consumer Protection Authority’s guidelines of July 2022 say a restaurant cannot add a service charge automatically or by default, and that you can ask for it to be taken off the bill. Whether to pay it is up to you.
Use the item-wise split. Add the drinks as their own items and tap only the people who had them. Their GST and service charge follow their share of the bill, so the person who skipped the drinks pays less tax too.
No. The link opens in any browser and shows each share, with the GST and service charge listed, and needs no sign-up or install. The app is for keeping a running tab across many dinners rather than a one-off split.
The split travels inside the link itself, and nothing is stored on our servers. Anyone holding the link can open it, so send it to the people at the table rather than posting it publicly.