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FairsiesSplit the bill from the receipt

Everyone pays for what they had.

Scan the receipt, tap who had what, and everyone's share comes out to the penny. No account and no history.

Five scans free, then £1.99 a month or £14.99 a year. Typing in a total is free, always.

iPhone, iOS 27. Scanning needs Apple Intelligence and a connection.

At the table

Point it at the receipt

Whole bill in frame. Creases and coffee rings are fine, and a photo you took earlier works too.

It reads every line

Apple Intelligence reads the items, the service and the total, then stops so you can check every line before you add names.

Check it over: the Trattoria Verdi bill as read, six items, service £11.50 and the total, £104.50, with Add the names.

Shared plates

Shared plates split themselves.

Put three names on a bottle and each pays a third. If the pennies don't divide, the spare one goes to one of them, so the shares always add up to the price on the bill.

Who had what

Tap a name, then what they had

Every running total moves as you tap, and anything nobody has claimed yet stays marked in red.

Everything claimed, and it adds up

When every line has an owner and the shares meet the printed total, it says so. If the lines don't match the total, it says that instead.

Who had what: every item claimed, shared dishes split between the people who had them, and the line Everything's claimed, and the bill adds up.

The awkward bits

Service per head, or by what each person ate.

Service and tax are split equally, or spread across what each person ate, in one tap. VAT that's already in the prices shows as included, so nobody adds it twice, and a discount comes off what each person had.

Square up

Everyone sees their number

Your share comes first, with what it's made of. One tap sends the whole table's numbers to the group chat in a single line.

Or one slip each

No group chat? Each person gets their own slip: what they had, what it came to, and your pay-me link if you've added one.

The payoff: your share, £21.13, what it's made of, and everyone else's number, with £104.50 accounted for. One slip each: Priya's slip from Trattoria Verdi, with her lines and her share, £19.46.

Nothing kept

Close the app and the bill is gone.

There's no account and no history. The receipt is read on Apple's Private Cloud Compute, which Apple says keeps nothing once it has answered, and nothing about your bill reaches us. Names and shares stay on your iPhone unless you send them.

And the rest

Every fix is a press away.

Fix any line with a press

Press and hold a line to fix its price, rename it or remove it. A “2 ×” line splits into two, so each can go to someone different.

Long bill? Scan the rest

Photograph the bottom half and it joins the same bill. The same paper twice counts as a retake, never a doubled bill.

No receipt? Type the total

Type what it came to and split it evenly. Free with or without a subscription, and it works with no signal.

Your pay-me link on the slips

Add your Monzo.me or PayPal.Me link in Settings, and the slips you send carry it with each person's amount.

A sample bill to try

No receipt to hand? Open the sample bill and walk through a whole split, free.

How it compares

One bill, split properly.

Beside Splitwise, tricount, Splid and Tab on the UK App Store, checked 15 October 2026.

See the comparison

  • Reads the receipt into lines you assignSplitwise does it with Pro, and Tab does it free. Neither tricount nor Splid lists it.
  • No account, and nothing collectedNo sign-up, and the App Store privacy label says Data Not Collected. The other four labels list data linked to you.
  • Where others do moreSplitwise, tricount and Splid keep running balances for a trip or a household, shared with the group. Fairsies settles one bill at a time.

What it costs

Five scans free, then a subscription.

To start

£0

No account and no card.

  • Your first five scans£0.00
  • Typed bills, forever£0.00
  • The sample bill£0.00

Five bills, not five days, so they can't run out while you're not eating out.

Fairsies, unlimited

£14.99 a year

or £1.99 a month. Renews until you cancel.

  • Scan as many bills as you like✓
  • Typed bills, forever£0.00
  • Cancel any time in Settings£0.00
  • No adverts, no charge per scan£0.00

Apple Intelligence has its own daily allowance on your Apple Account; Fairsies tells you if you reach it.

Questions

What people ask first.

Does everyone at the table need the app?

No. Only the person holding the receipt. Everyone else gets their number in the group chat, or their own slip.

Where does the photo of the receipt go?

To Apple, and nowhere else. Apple Intelligence reads it on Apple's Private Cloud Compute, which Apple says keeps nothing once it has answered. Nothing about your bill reaches us. The privacy policy has the detail.

Does it work without signal?

Scanning needs a connection, because the receipt is read on Apple's servers. Typing a total and splitting it works with no signal at all.

What if the scan gets a line wrong?

Press and hold the line to fix its price, rename it or remove it. If the lines don't add up to the printed total, Fairsies tells you rather than guessing.

Which iPhones does it work on?

Scanning needs iOS 27 and an iPhone that supports Apple Intelligence, switched on and set to a language it supports. On an iPhone with iOS 27 but without Apple Intelligence, you can still type a total and split it.

How do I cancel the subscription?

In Settings on your iPhone, under your name and Subscriptions, or from Manage subscription inside the app. Scanning keeps working to the end of the period you've paid for.

FairsiesSplit the bill from the receipt

Square up however you like.

Five scans free, then £1.99 a month or £14.99 a year.