Quick • Weighted • Itemised

Split the bill without the fuss.

Quick equal splits, smarter weighted splits, or itemise only what matters. Dinner Bill Splitter is designed to answer the question that matters: who should pay what?

Quick when it can be. Detailed when it needs to be.
No receipt scanning is required. Start with the simplest split that gives a fair result, then add more detail only when you need it.
  • Split a bill in seconds
  • Make uneven spending fair with weightings
  • Add tip, service and adjustments
  • Save bills, notes and receipt photos
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Calculations are provided as guidance. Always check the original bill and confirm the amounts everyone needs to pay.

Dinner Bill Splitter Home screen showing Quick, Weighted and Itemised modes Quick split screen showing two groups and live totals Itemised bill screen showing people and meal categories

Three ways to split

Not every bill needs the same amount of effort. Choose the mode that matches how complicated the real bill actually is.

Quick

Equal when equal works

Enter the total, choose the people or groups and see what everyone owes immediately.

Weighted

Fairer without full itemisation

Give people a smaller or larger share when spending was clearly different.

Itemised

Detail only where it matters

Add the relevant mains, desserts, drinks or custom items without reproducing every receipt line.

Fast by default

Start with a quick split

For many meals, everyone is sharing roughly equally. Enter the bill total, name the splits and add people as needed. Totals update immediately.

  • Create people, couples, families or other groups.
  • Add a percentage for tip or service.
  • Use positive or negative adjustments when one split owes a little more or less.
  • Keep an active bill open and return to it later without losing the draft.
Quick split with bill total, two groups and live amounts

Make a rough split fairer — without turning it into accounting

Weighted mode is useful when a simple equal split is close, but not quite right.

Standard

Use a normal 100% share for people who spent roughly the expected amount.

Smaller share

A child or light spender can have a lower weighting without entering every item separately.

Higher cost

Give a larger weighting to someone who clearly ordered or drank more than the rest.

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Fine-tune it

Add an individual adjustment for a bottle of wine, previous purchase or other specific difference.

Itemised split with people, meal categories and prices
When the detail matters

Itemise only the parts you need

If people genuinely ordered different things, switch to Itemised. Add only the categories and items that make the result fair rather than rebuilding the entire receipt.

  • Use familiar categories such as Main, Dessert, Soft drink and Wine / beer.
  • Add duplicate or custom rows when needed.
  • Hide unused categories and restore them later.
  • Tip or service is distributed proportionally across the item subtotal.
No OCR required

Receipt photos can be kept with a saved bill, but scanning and correcting every receipt line is deliberately not part of the core workflow.

Keep useful bills without creating another account

Save a bill when you want a record of who paid what, then return to it later.

HistorySave the bill reference, date, notes, split details, weights, items, tip, adjustments and receipt photos.
Edit laterSaved bills remain editable. Reopen them, change the split, add notes or images, share them or delete them.
Private iCloud syncWhen available, bills can synchronise through your own iCloud account. The app continues to work locally if iCloud is unavailable.

Simple by design

No separate Dinner Bill Splitter account, no bank connection and no payment processing. The app focuses on calculating and recording a fair split, while standard Apple sharing lets you send a summary through the apps already on your device.

Free to use with no hidden costs

Advertising may be added in a later release to help keep the app free, without becoming part of the bill-splitting workflow.

Who should pay what?

Use the simplest split that gives a fair result — and move on with your evening.

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