Split the bill from a photo of the receipt.
Snap it, tap who had what and send everyone their share on WhatsApp. The tip and discounts are already worked out.
Free, no sign-up, nothing to install. It runs in your phone's browser.
Parrilla del Jueves
- Asado de tira(Ana)1,390.00
- Bife de vacío(Beto)1,200.00
- Milanesa napolitana(Caro)980.00
- Provolone(Ana, Beto, and Caro)480.00
- Papas fritas(Beto and Caro)450.00
- Ensalada mixta(Ana and Caro)390.00
- Coca Cola litro×2(Ana, Beto, and Caro)380.00
- Café×3(Ana, Beto, and Caro)330.00
- Subtotal
- 5,600.00
- Tip 10%
- 560.00
- Discount by law
- −413.11
- Total
- $5,746.89
Who pays what
- Ana$2,033.65
- Beto$1,869.45
- Caro$1,843.79
From photo to WhatsApp in five steps
It works the same for a dinner, groceries, a gift or the rent.
Snap the receipt
The itemized bill and, if you paid by card, the card slip. You can also type the items, or just the total.
Check the items
Tap any of them to fix it. The app tells you if they don't add up to the receipt.
Add the extras
Tip, a bank discount and discounts by law, when they apply. Whatever the receipt shows is already filled in.
Choose how to split
Everyone pays the same, or each pays for their own. For their own, tap each plate and mark who had it.
Share
A summary with a link on WhatsApp. Everyone sees what they owe and who to pay.
The math nobody wants to do at the table
Everything between the receipt and what each person pays, to the cent.
- Reading
- the whole receipt
- Items, quantities and prices, from the receipt and the card slip. If something doesn't add up, it tells you.
- Discounts
- on the receipt and extra
- The receipt's are read for you. Add a bank or card promo as a percentage or an amount.
- Tip
- after discounts
- Pick a percentage or an amount; it's shared by what each person had.
- Discounts by law
- when they apply
- If paying by card refunds part of a tax, it's taken from the slip or worked out, and never applied to the tip.
- Rounding
- matches the slip
- If the card was charged a few cents more or less, the difference is shown.
- Shared plates
- between who had them
- A platter for three is split between those three. Anything unassigned, between everyone.
- Who paid
- and who to pay back
- If two people paid, it tells you who sends what to whom, in as few transfers as possible.
- The shares
- add up to the total
- Cents are allocated so the parts add up to exactly what was paid.
An account for you, a link for your friends
You don't need to sign up to split a bill. An account adds what comes next.
Your account, on any phone
Your splits are saved to your account and open on another phone, just as you left them.
- Sign in with a link to your email or with Google, no password
- Your splits on your phone or computer
- Download your data or delete the account whenever you like
Your friends, nothing to install
Every split is shared with a link. Whoever opens it sees their part, what they had and who to pay.
Hey Beto! Your part of Parrilla del Jueves is $1,869.45 💸 Details: www.divicuenta.com/s/ejemplo?me=1
- A link for each person, with their amount up front
- Shared expenses for a trip, a house or a group shop: invite with a link, everyone adds the receipts they paid, and when you close it you see who sends what to whom; with an account with email or Google
- The link preview shows the place and the total, never the others' names or amounts
Frequently asked questions
How do I split a restaurant bill with DiviCuenta?
Snap the receipt, check the items, add the tip and discounts, tap who had what and share the result on WhatsApp. Everyone gets a link with their part and who to pay.
Is DiviCuenta free?
Yes. Splitting bills, sharing them and creating an account are free.
Do I have to sign up or install anything?
No. DiviCuenta runs in your phone's or computer's browser. If you like, add it to your home screen and it opens like an app. An account is optional: it saves your splits and opens them on another phone.
Do my friends need the app?
No. They get a link on WhatsApp and see their part in the browser: what they owe, what they had and who to pay.
How is the tip worked out?
On the bill after discounts, as a percentage or a fixed amount. It's shared by what each person had, and discounts by law never apply to it.
How much do people usually tip?
It depends on the country and the place; at many restaurants, around 10% of the bill. In DiviCuenta you pick a percentage or a fixed amount, and it's worked out on the discounted bill.