SplitSnap: Receipt Splitter
Non revendiquéeGood food
Par Nathan Langer · FinancePourquoi nous l'attendons : Clear value, on-device and offline splitting, and a sample table make this a promising receipt splitter.
En bref
SplitSnap: Receipt Splitter is a finance app for dividing a restaurant bill among a group. Users scan a receipt or enter items, assign what each person had, and add tips, tax, service charges, and discounts to see an itemised total per person. It works offline, needs no account, and reads receipts on the iPhone itself.
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Good food. Fair splits.
SplitSnap makes sharing the cost of a meal easy. Scan a receipt, choose a photo or enter items yourself, then add everyone at the table and assign what they had.
Share dishes equally, divide quantities or set custom shares. Add tips, service charges, tax and discounts, and see an itemised total for each person.
Keep your splits in local history. Copy a summary, share it with another app or save a summary image to Photos.
Receipt reading happens on your iPhone. No account is required and the core splitting flow works offline. On supported devices, Apple Intelligence can enhance receipt reading on-device.
Try the sample table at The Merry Fig to explore the app before scanning your own receipt.
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