For dinner out
One card pays. Everyone knows their share.
Paying separately takes ages, and nobody wants to do sums at the table. One person pays, Split shows everyone what they owe.
- Split equally or per dish
- No maths at the table
- For friends who eat out often
Runs in your browser and installs like an app.
- NNina+€114.00
- LLeo-€23.00
- PPriya-€45.50
- TTom-€45.50
- NStarters for the tableNina paid€24.00
- NMain coursesNina paid€66.00
- NSaladNina paid€13.50
- NWineNina paid€42.00
- PN€45.50
- TN€45.50
Example
Dinner for four
Nina pays the whole bill by card. Everyone shares the starters, wine is only for three, and Leo just has a salad.
Change the amounts – the result updates right away.
- Npaid by Nina · shared by everyone
- Npaid by Nina · shared by Nina, Priya, Tom
- Npaid by Nina · shared by Leo
- Npaid by Nina · shared by Nina, Priya, Tom
- Npaid by Nina · shared by everyone
Total€159.50
How to settle up
- Priya pays Nina€45.50
- Tom pays Nina€45.50
- Leo pays Nina€23.00
The calculation
| Person | Paid | Share | Balance |
|---|---|---|---|
| NNina | €159.50 | €45.50 | +€114.00 |
| LLeo | €0.00 | €23.00 | -€23.00 |
| PPriya | €0.00 | €45.50 | -€45.50 |
| TTom | €0.00 | €45.50 | -€45.50 |
How Split helps
- 01
One card, one payment
Instead of paying one by one, a single person pays the whole bill. Afterwards Split shows everyone their share.
- 02
Per dish when it matters
Whatever not everyone shares goes in as its own expense with the people who had it. Nobody pays for the steak when they only ate a salad.
- 03
Even out over many evenings
If you eat out together regularly, keep one group. Nina pays this time, Priya next time, and Split nets everything against each other.
Tips
- 1
Ask for one bill for the whole table – it's quicker than paying separately.
- 2
Split drinks and starters among everyone and only single out special items.
- 3
Keep one group for your regular dinner crowd instead of starting a new one each time.
Add the names here first
Enter the group name and people here. Split takes them over and shows them to you before saving.
How it works in Split
Step-by-step guides from the help.
Frequently asked questions
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Is a group worth it for a single dinner?
Yes, it takes a minute and nobody needs an account. It pays off even more when you eat out together regularly: someone else pays each time, and Split balances it out over many evenings.
How do we split it when someone only had a salad?
Add the dishes that not everyone shares as separate expenses and pick who had them. Drinks and starters for the table go into one shared expense.
Where does the tip go?
Include it in the amount the person who paid enters. Split then divides it along with the bill.
Ready for your first group?
Split runs right in your browser and can be installed as an app – no ads, no account.
- Start without an account
- No ads
- Works offline