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Splitea takes the restaurant bill and turns it into lines you can actually assign.
SpliteaWhen a table mixes shared starters, individual dishes, tip, and payment discounts, an even split makes someone overpay. Splitea turns the receipt into a clear per-person breakdown.
The point is not just cutting the total. It is reflecting who consumed what, how shared plates were handled, and how much each person should actually pay.
Splitea takes the restaurant bill and turns it into lines you can actually assign.
Each person is linked to what they ordered, while shared items are split only among the people involved.
The app shows per-person subtotals, proportional tip, and the transfers needed without rebuilding the ticket by hand.
These are the moments when splitting evenly stops working and when Splitea adds more context than a calculator.
If one person had a starter and another had a main plus dessert, the bill should not be forced into a flat split.
Group items can be shared only between the people who actually participated instead of being pushed to the whole table.
If there was a payment-method discount or added tip, Splitea keeps the split aligned with real consumption.
These screens show the moment when the bill moves from being a ticket to becoming a concrete split per person.


Typical questions when the table is mixed and no one wants to rebuild the whole receipt in a notes app or calculator.
Yes. That is one of the main advantages. You can keep individual dishes tied to one person and split only the shared items among the relevant people.
Splitea distributes it proportionally to each person's subtotal so the final settlement stays aligned with the real bill.
The app makes it clear who fronted the money and what transfers are still needed to settle the bill.
Yes, especially when the receipt has many lines, shared items, or very different totals between participants.
Splitea is built for real receipts, real groups, and amounts that still need to be paid back.