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Split a receipt
in a few taps.

Photograph the bill, tap through who had what, and ehsebly does the math — including the one calculation a quick mental split always gets wrong: 14% tax compounding on 12% service, not the raw subtotal.

Currently in private testing with friends. Not yet on the App Store or Google Play — reach out if you'd like to try it.

ehsebly home screen, showing Casual Splitting and Groups
Final split screen — a real receipt, itemized per-person shares, and a Share Split button

Built for the one-off dinner, not an ongoing ledger app.

Gets the Egyptian tax math right

14% tax compounds on top of 12% service, not the raw subtotal — the exact calculation a quick mental split always gets wrong.

No sign-up for a one-off split

Splitwise wants an account and an ongoing group. Casual Splitting doesn't — snap the receipt, assign items, done.

Settle however you already do

No in-app payments to fumble with — ehsebly gives you the exact number, InstaPay, Vodafone Cash, or cash handles the rest.

Five taps from receipt to split — screenshots from a real bill.

Photographing a real restaurant receipt

1. Photograph the receipt

ehsebly's extracted items list, editable if anything was misread

2. Items are read automatically

Tax and service confirmation screen showing the compounded total

3. Confirm tax & service

Assigning items to Ahmed, Ali, and Mohamed, with a live running total per person

4. Tap who had what

Review screen with a MATCHES RECEIPT badge confirming the computed total against the printed total

5. Review — confirmed against the printed total

On this real receipt: subtotal 1,735.00 + 12% service 208.20 + 14% tax on the service-inclusive amount 272.05 = 2,215.25 EGP — matching the printed total exactly.

Each with its own data — nothing crosses over.

Casual Splitting

One receipt, no sign-up. Photograph it, tap through who had what, and get each person's exact share — saved only on your device.

Groups

Households and trips — invite people by phone number, log expenses over time, and see a running, shared ledger of who owes whom.