Show HN: Splitsetter – my attempt at a bill splitting app
I travel with friends a lot and we used to always use Splitwise to settle our group's expenses, but over the years I've grown so frustrated with its user experience how bad it is for entering anything more complex than an evenly split bill. So I though I could surely do better. I mean, how hard could it be? That was 4 years ago and it's been my pet project for quite some time. It never felt close to done, but recently - admittedly with lots of AI help - I've managed to polish it enough to call i
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Source account: I travel with friends a lot and we used to always use Splitwise to settle our group's expenses, but over the years I've grown so frustrated with its user experience how bad it is for entering anything more complex than an evenly split bill. So I though I could surely do better. I mean, how hard could it be? That was 4 years ago and it's been my pet project for quite some time. It never felt close to done, but recently - admittedly with lots of AI help - I've managed to polish it enough to call i
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