TipSplit is a clean, fast tip calculator and bill splitter for restaurant meals, travel, and group payments, keeping calculations simple and clutter-free.
Why you'll like it
- Calculate tips, totals, and per-person splits quickly at the table
- Rounded bill options for cleaner, simpler cash/card payments
- Save recent calculations locally on your device for fast review
- Works completely offline with zero accounts, tracking, or setups
- Responsive, clean UI supporting system-matching dark mode
- Multilingual support for seamless international group billing
What TipSplit is for
TipSplit’s published description is straightforward: a clean, fast tip calculator and bill splitter for restaurant meals, travel, and group payments. The job is to keep the arithmetic simple when several people share a check — not to become a payments network.
According to the store listing already in the repo, you can calculate tips, totals, and per-person splits at the table; round bills for cleaner cash or card payments; and save recent calculations locally for a quick review. The app is described as fully offline, with no accounts or tracking setups, a responsive UI that follows system dark mode, and multilingual support for international groups.
Use TipSplit when the only question is “how much tip and how much each?” Those are the claims on this page because they are the claims in the listing. Status on the catalog may show in-testing rather than a live store badge; when a Play link appears it will use the package id configured for TipSplit. Related tools on this site — SimpleCalc for general arithmetic and ShiftCalc for work hours — sit in the same Tools & Utilities category for the same reason: one focused job, data on device.
TipSplit’s highlights match the Tools & Utilities pattern used across the catalog: one job, offline, no account. Compared with SimpleCalc, the difference is intent — SimpleCalc covers general arithmetic and modes named in its tagline, while TipSplit is optimized for the restaurant check. ShiftCalc then covers workday hours and pay that TipSplit does not try to own. Keeping those boundaries clear is how the studio avoids cloning the same thin page twenty-two times.
For the wider map of calculators, converters, and related titles, see the offline-first tools guide.
