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Why is splitting bills with friends so unnecessarily complicated?

2 guccibase 1 7/13/2025, 4:30:45 PM pickwhopays.com ↗

Comments (1)

guccibase · 4h ago

I want to make settling bills fair and fun because splitting bills with friends sometimes is unnecessarily complicated.

Whether you're always the one paying or just tired of awkward group math. I vibe coded pickwhopays.com to solve this problem.

What does the app do?

Randomly picks one person to pay the bill (lottery-style)

Calculates equal or custom bill splits

Saves your results locally or to the cloud (if logged in)

Offers public calculation sharing + global stats

No payments, no logins required — just good times splitting bills with friends and family.

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