Splitly

2026-10-15

Tap each dish, tap who had it, and it tells everyone what they owe. Shared starters split themselves.

What made it work

Keeping everything as one list of dish, price and who. Every number on screen is worked out from it, so nothing gets out of sync.

The screens

Yours goes up next to @majaholm’s as a vibe off, and @majaholm is told. Credit for the idea stays with them.

How it was madeThe prompt, tools, time, what’s left to make it real.

Save a table so friends can open the same link, Vipps request links, and a receipt photo that fills in the dishes.

Made with: Claude Code, HTML, Vanilla JS
Took: 2 hours
How: One prompt describing the dinner table, then about ten rounds of small changes in Claude Code. I asked for a single HTML file with no framework so it opens anywhere, and spent most of the time on the who-had-what chips.
The prompt: Make a bill splitter where each dish is a card and you tap people's initials to say who shared it. No sign-up, works offline, one HTML file.
In Claude Code, HTML, Vanilla JSTook 2 hours
Hard parts: Shared dishes. Spring rolls split four ways and beer split two ways on the same bill needs a share per dish, not one average.

Even
One big number: what each person pays. Bill, people, tip — and a line to paste straight into the group chat. — @jonasbuilds

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