01 · By dish
Everyone ticks their dishes and only pays for what they ate.
Restaurant bill splitting
Splitting the bill as a group is no longer a chore: by dish, in equal shares or in a single payment. Everyone pays their share from their phone, with no calculator and no waiter redoing the bill.
Your guests pick the mode that suits them. The first guest to open the payment chooses it, and it then applies to the whole table. To understand each method in detail, read our guide (in French): comment diviser l'addition au restaurant.
01 · By dish
Everyone ticks their dishes and only pays for what they ate.
02 · Equal shares
The bill is split into as many shares as there are guests.
03 · All at once
Someone's treating: they pay for the whole table in one payment.
Each guest opens the bill on their phone, ticks their dishes and instantly sees what they owe. No more working out who had what.
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When everyone had roughly the same, the simplest way is to split. The bill is cut into equal shares, and each person pays theirs from their phone.
Ideal for meals with friends, dishes shared in the middle of the table and groups who'd rather not count.
One person pays for the whole table, in one payment, from their phone. Everyone else has nothing to do.
Ideal for invitations, birthdays and big tables where one person prefers to cover everything.
No commitment
Pick a day and a time: we walk you through Ryvka live.
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A confirmation email is on its way. You'll then receive a Google Meet invitation at that address.
Open the Google Meet linkBill splitting means dividing a table's bill between several guests, each paying their own share. With Ryvka, each guest pays their share from their phone, without going through the waiter.
There are three modes: everyone pays for their own dishes, the bill is split into equal shares, or one person pays for the whole table in a single payment.
Each guest opens the table's bill on their phone, picks their share and pays. The amount is calculated automatically, nobody has to do any maths.
The table states how many people are sharing the bill. The total is cut into identical shares and each person pays theirs.
The first guest to open the payment chooses the splitting mode (by dish, equal shares or all at once). That choice then applies to the whole table.
No. Each guest pays from their phone, with no app to install and no account to create.
No. The split is done from the guests' phones: the team doesn't have to separate the bill by hand.
Yes, a tip can be offered before payment.
Payments go through Stripe and are paid directly into the restaurant's Stripe account. Ryvka never holds these funds.