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Calculate tip and split the bill with a simple press of a button.
SPLIT THE BILL. PICK THE TIP. KEEP THE FRIENDSHIP. Tipping etiquette and bill math in one pocket-sized app — who ordered what, how much to tip, and who owes exactly how much. 🧾 EVEN SPLIT | ALONE Enter one bill amount, tap 15% / 18% / 20% / 25% (or drag the slider to any rate from 0% to 50%) and instantly see the tip, tax, total, and what each person pays. Got a 3-person dinner plus 2 friends who "just want a slice"? À la carte mode fixes that. 🍽️ À LA CARTE Every dish gets its own row: item name, price, and which people pay for it. The bill at the bottom sums only each payer's items, so the vegetarian never subsidizes the steak. 🗂️ PAST BILLS Every bill you save is stored on your device and can be re-opened and edited. Saved bills keep the tip rate you chose for them — only fresh bills follow your Settings defaults. 🌍 TIPPING GUIDE Honest, sourced guidance for the nine situations people actually ask about: sit-down dining (15–20%), food court (0–10%), pizza delivery (15–20%), taxi & rideshare (15–20%), hotel housekeeping ($3–5/night), bar tabs (15–20%), hair stylist (18–20%), buffet catering (15–18%), plus rideshare and food-delivery app tips. ⚙️ SETTINGS Set your own default tip (0–50%) and tax (0–20%) on sliders, and flip TIP BEFORE TAX if you prefer to tip on the pre-tax amount. 📖 HOW TO USE A five-tap walkthrough from the navigation drawer to your first saved bill. WHY WE BUILT IT A table of six once argued over a taxi fare. So we built the tool we kept needing: exact decimal math (1.145 really does round to 1.15), saved bills that remember your numbers, and a drawer with one tap per destination. ALL OFFLINE. NOTHING SHARED. No account, no sync, no ads, no analytics. Bills live in your device's app-private storage. "Share Bill" only hands you text (or a file) to send yourself — the app never contacts anyone. Download Advanced Tip Split Share and settle the next check in five taps. Questions, or a tipping culture we should add? We read every review — write one.