Splitting a check by memory never quite works — someone forgets what they ordered, someone else rounds generously in their own favor. Jab Jot skips the guesswork by putting the actual photo of the check on screen and letting you mark it up directly.
Snap a picture of the check or pull one in from your gallery, and that photo becomes the working surface. Add everyone at the table and give each person a color, then tap the area next to each line item to assign it to whoever ordered it. Shared items — an appetizer, a bottle everyone split — can be tapped for multiple people at once and get divided evenly among them automatically. There's no text recognition trying to guess what's printed on the check; you're pointing at exactly what you paid for.
Once everything's assigned, set the tip and tax as a percentage or a flat amount, and Jab Jot spreads both proportionally across everyone based on what they actually ordered — no flat per-head split that shortchanges the person who had water. The result screen breaks down exactly what each person owes, and a text summary is one tap away from your clipboard, ready to drop into a group chat.
No accounts, no bank linking, no IOUs to track down later — just an honest, itemized split straight off the check itself.
Tap sections right on a photo of the check to split it fairly between friends.