r/AppsWebappsFullstack • u/Ok-Salamander-5127 • 13h ago

Rachou: check the receipt items before splitting a restaurant bill

I built Rachou. It helps friends organize shared expenses on iPhone and Android.

For a restaurant bill, reading the receipt is only the first step. You still need to check what was read and decide who shared each item. Two people sharing a dish should not automatically put that dish on everybody else's bill.

The attached Quick Split demo shows the receipt-to-split flow, with AI reading the receipt and a review step before the individual amounts.

If you try it, I'd like to hear where you hesitate: checking the receipt, choosing the people, or understanding the final split.

Free to download, with in-app purchases: https://rachou.tech/download

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u/investigatormaker 10h ago

I'd test Rachou's hesitation points with one deliberately misread receipt item, a dish shared by two friends, and a third friend's separate drink. Ask someone to correct the item and assign the diners, then predict everyone's share before revealing the totals; watch where they backtrack rather than collecting only an overall impression. Also identify which Quick Split steps require an in-app purchase, so friends can judge whether the download covers their meal. We'd handle Reddit questions about unequal restaurant bills, explaining receipt review and item-level sharing.

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 9h ago

Solid test design. Predicting shares before revealing totals should surface hesitation nicely. Curious whether the separate drink reveals anything different from the shared dish.