You had a single glass of wine. Somehow you're splitting three bottles.
splitty One drink.
Three bottles.
We've all been there.
The scenario
It's a work dinner. You're driving, so you nurse one glass of the house red ($12). Meanwhile, the table orders three bottles of the good stuff ($180 total). The bill gets split eight ways. Your share of just the wine? $24. For one glass. The math is absurd when you think about it. You consumed $12 worth of wine. You're being asked to pay $24. That's a 100% markup—imposed by your colleagues, not the restaurant. Economists call this a 'commons dilemma'—when costs are shared, everyone consumes more than they would individually. Studies show people order **37% more** when splitting evenly. And this is just wine. Add the appetizers you didn't touch, the dessert you skipped, the second round of drinks you declined. By the time the bill splits, your $35 actual tab has become a $65 Venmo request.
100% markup on your single drink
$0 awkward conversations needed
30s to split fairly
The solution
splitty lets you assign the bottles to the people who drank them. You pay for your one glass. They pay for their bottles. Everyone's happy (and you're safe to drive). No awkward conversation required. The receipt shows three bottles at $60 each. splitty assigns them to the people who ordered them. Your one glass shows separately. The math is automatic. The outcome is fair.
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30 seconds. Fair splits. No awkward conversations.
