Even
In a vibe off: Split the dinner bill without the awkward maths
One big number: what each person pays. Bill, people, tip — and a line to paste straight into the group chat.
What made it work
Saying no to features. It splits evenly — that's the whole app, and it's faster for it.
The screens
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How it was madeThe prompt, tools, time, what’s left to make it real.
What’s left to make it real
Remember the last bill, a currency switch, and the phone's share sheet instead of copy.
- Made with
- Cursor, HTML
- Took
- 45 minutes
- Built on
- Splitly by @majaholm — see the two side by side
- How
- Built in Cursor in one sitting. I wrote the three inputs I wanted and the look (dark, monospace, one loud colour) and let it scaffold, then cut everything else it added.
- The prompt
- A dark, monospace bill splitter with only three inputs: bill, number of people, tip. Show the per-person amount huge. Add a 'copy for the group chat' button.In Cursor, HTMLTook 45 minutes
- Hard parts
- Rounding. Rounding down leaves whoever paid short, so it always rounds each share up.
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