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Break down a receipt
in a few taps.

Photograph the bill, tap through who had what, and ehsebly does the math. That includes the part people get wrong in their heads: the 14% tax lands on top of the 12% service, not on the subtotal.

Currently in private testing with friends. It isn't on the App Store or Google Play yet. Get in touch if you'd like to try it.

ehsebly’s Casual Breakdown screen, offering Take Photo or Choose from Gallery
Final breakdown screen showing subtotal, 14% tax, total, and each person's share

No account for a one-off bill. A real ledger when you want one.

Gets the Egyptian tax math right

Service is added first, then tax is charged on the larger amount. Split it the other way round and everyone at the table underpays.

No sign-up for a one-off breakdown

Splitwise wants an account and an ongoing group. Casual Breakdown wants neither. Snap the receipt, assign the items, done.

Settle however you already do

There are no in-app payments to fumble with. ehsebly gives you the number, and InstaPay, Vodafone Cash or plain cash does the rest.

Four steps from receipt to breakdown. Every screenshot below is a real bill.

A photographed restaurant receipt, ready to send for reading

1. Photograph the receipt

The items ehsebly read, with subtotal, 14% tax and total, every figure editable

2. Check what it read. Every figure is editable.

Assigning items to Mahmoud, Eslam, Rahaf, and Ibrahim, with a live running total per person

3. Tap who had what

Each person's final amount, with the items making it up

4. Everyone’s share, checked against the printed total

On this bill, subtotal 929.00 plus 14% tax 130.06 comes to 1,059.06 EGP. That matches the printed total to the piastre, then gets divided by what each person actually ordered.

Each keeps its own data. Nothing crosses over.

Casual Breakdown

One receipt, no sign-up. Photograph it, tap through who had what, and get each person's exact share. The finished breakdown is saved on your device and nowhere else.

Groups

Households and trips. Invite people by email, log expenses over time, and see a running shared ledger of who owes whom.