Real messes, sorted.
A calculator app handles "$60 ÷ 4". SplitEasy handles the rest — the salad person, the long ticket, the roommate's Netflix, the Bali trip with three currencies. Pick the situation that sounds like your week.
The friend who only had a salad.
"You had the steak, Mira had the wine, Anouk just had a salad. Bill comes with 10% tax + 15% service. Now what?"
Snap the receipt, tap each item to assign people, see proportional tax + service per person. Anouk pays for her salad and her share of the service charge — not a quarter of your steak.
The "who paid for what this month" question.
"Last week I bought groceries. Tuesday Mira covered the cleaning supplies. Theo paid for the gas. Where do we land at the end of the month?"
Make a "Roommates" group. Every shared expense goes in. The app keeps a running balance and tells you the minimum cash transfers — "Mira pays Zaid Rp 145k, done." Tap "Settle up" to clear it. No more spreadsheets, no more awkward math at brunch.
Netflix, Spotify, and the monthly cycle.
"Three of us share Netflix Premium. I pay the bill, then chase everyone for their share on the 1st. Every. Single. Month."
Set up a recurring split once: Rp 186k, monthly, divided 3 ways. Every month a new bill auto-appears, push notification fires to everyone. Mira pays you Rp 62k, taps "Mark paid", balance clears. Same for Spotify, gym, the parking spot, the family iCloud plan.
Five days in Bali, four people, two currencies.
"Hotel was paid in USD up front. Restaurants in IDR. Theo covered the surf lesson, Anouk the rental car. By day 5 nobody knows who owes whom — and we keep paying in different currencies."
Make a "Bali" trip. Set the home currency to USD and tell SplitEasy "1 USD = 16,000 IDR for this trip" (your bank's actual rate, not some auto-rate that's wrong). Every bill goes in, in whatever currency it was paid. End of trip: one report, your share in USD, who owes whom, settle up at the airport.
The receipt that doesn't fit in one photo.
"8 people at the restaurant, 22 line items, the receipt is 50 cm long. One photo zoomed out enough to fit it all = the text is too small to read."
Snap the top half, snap the bottom half. SplitEasy parses both pages and merges them into one bill. Then assign items the normal way. (We even warn you if a single shot is too zoomed out for the text to read.)
The emailed invoice, not a paper receipt.
"We ordered Grab Food / Uber Eats / Tokopedia together. The receipt is a PDF in my email — there's no paper receipt to scan."
Drop the PDF straight into SplitEasy. We render every page, parse every line item, you assign as normal. Works for ride-app receipts (multi-pickup with different stops), food delivery, online retail receipts, hotel folios, anything that arrives as PDF.
Half pay Gopay, half pay cash.
"Mira pays via Gopay, Theo only does bank transfer, Anouk's tourist card doesn't work with local wallets. How do I tell each one what to send and where?"
Save your payment options once — Gopay number, BCA account, PayPal handle, whatever. After the split, "Send Mira her share" pre-fills WhatsApp with her amount AND your payment options. She picks whichever rail works for her, pays, taps "Mark paid". You don't have to type the same payment instructions four times.
The receipt you'll need at tax time.
"Took a client to dinner. I'll expense it. But it's now sitting in my photos roll along with 4,000 cat pictures, and tax season is in 9 months."
Snap the receipt as a SplitEasy bill (just one person — yourself). The receipt photo gets archived to the cloud, the bill gets a title ("Client dinner — Acme Corp"), and at month-end you export a CSV / PDF with every expense, total, date, and category. Photos all in one place, ready for your accountant.
Three rounds at the bar, nobody tracking.
"First round on me. Second on Mira. Third on Theo. End of night Anouk says 'we're even, right?' We're definitely not even."
Three quick bills in your "Friday Crew" group, each tagged to who paid. SplitEasy figures out the math — turns out Anouk owes you Rp 38k, and Theo owes Mira Rp 12k. Two transfers instead of arguing for ten minutes about which round was bigger.
The kids ate different things from the adults.
"Family lunch — adults had the wagyu set, kids had nuggets. Splitting four ways means the kids subsidise the wagyu. That's not how families work."
Per-item assignment: tap the wagyu set → tap the adults. Tap the nuggets → tap the kids. Tax + service distribute proportionally. Each side pays for what they actually ate. No diplomatic incidents.
"Where did our group spend go this month?"
"Roommates group is at Rp 4.2M for the month. Half of us swear we didn't spend that much. Where did it actually go?"
Open the group's monthly insights — pie chart by category (food, utilities, transport, lodging), each person's share, trend vs last month. Settles arguments about "we spend too much on takeout" with actual numbers.
Split the bill without leaving WhatsApp.
"We're already in the WhatsApp group debating dinner. Why do I have to open a different app, do the math, copy the result, and paste it back?"
Tap SplitEasy from the WhatsApp / iMessage attachments row. Snap or pick the receipt, do the split, send the result straight into the chat. The whole flow stays inside the conversation where it actually belongs.