Type the bill amount, tap a tip percentage, and the tip, the grand total, and the per-person share appear as you go. Set how many people are paying, round the total or each diner's share, and copy a plain-text summary for the group chat. Everything is calculated in your browser.
ReadTip, total and per-person share update as you type — no signup, no upload, nothing to install.
All arithmetic is done in the browser, so no amount, percentage or party size is uploaded.
The custom field accepts decimals, so 12.5% or 22.5% is as easy as tapping 20%.
No submit button: the tip, total and per-person figures recalculate on every keystroke.
One click puts the whole breakdown on the clipboard as plain text for the group chat.
Round the total or each share to whole dollars and see exactly how much extra the rounding adds.
Party size, per-person breakdown and an uneven split mode cover the cases where an equal divide does not work.
It rounds each diner's total up to the next whole dollar. The group therefore pays a little more than the exact bill: with a $200 bill, 18% and 20 people, each share goes from $11.80 to $12.00, which is $4.00 extra in total.
Yes. Tap Custom and type any number, including decimals such as 12.5 or 22.5. The preset row stays visible, so you can switch back to a fixed percentage at any time.
In the United States 15% to 20% is the usual range for table service, with 18% sitting in the middle of the presets here. Counter service and takeaway often get nothing, and countries with service included expect a smaller round-up.
Twenty. The stepper stops at 20 and the field clamps anything larger, because beyond that a restaurant bill stops being a shared meal and per-person cents stop being meaningful.
The arithmetic runs locally on every keystroke. No bill amount, percentage, or party size is uploaded or stored.
Copy writes the bill, the tip with its percentage, the total and the per-person block to the clipboard, ready to paste into a chat.
One stat strip shows the tip with its percentage, the grand total and the bill, and a second block breaks all three down per diner once more than one person is paying.