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Everyone pays their share.
Everyone pays their share.
No calculator.
No more pulling out the calculator at the end of the meal. Your customers choose how to split the bill: by dish ordered, in equal shares, or by paying the rest after a first payment, each from their own phone.
Three ways to pay
Every table finds its way.
- Full payment: one person pays the whole bill in a single payment, like in a traditional restaurant.
- Split by dish: each guest pays only for what they ordered, fairer when bills aren't alike.
- Equal shares: the total bill is split into equal shares between guests, with rounding handled automatically.
No blocking
The first to pay never blocks the others.
- Every guest sees in real time what has already been paid
- The split mode chosen by the first payer applies to the whole table
- A tip can be offered before each payment
- The table is freed automatically once the bill is fully paid
Everything about
bill splitting.
Who decides how the bill is split?
The first guest to open the payment chooses the split mode (full, by dish or equal shares). That choice then applies to the whole table.
What happens if a dish is added after the bill split has started?
The split is locked as soon as a first payment starts, to avoid any confusion between guests. A dish added afterwards is settled separately.
What happens if a payment fails or is cancelled during a bill split?
The share concerned simply becomes payable again; payments already confirmed by the other guests are never affected.
Does bill splitting also work for a single person?
Yes. If no split is requested, the bill is paid normally in a single full payment.
The rest of
the Ryvka solution.
- Table paymentCard, Apple Pay, Google Pay
- Digital menuA menu that's always up to date
- 3D menuYour dishes modeled in 3D
- PricingSimple, clear pricing