The split

How the split works

Everyone pays their own choices and an equal part of what they share, in whole pesos that always add up.

Plates shared among friends

How the split works

Each person pays their own choices with their extras.

A shared dish is split in equal parts among the people who share it, in whole pesos. The pesos that do not divide go one each to the first people, so the parts always add up to the total.

Mark who has paid you back, and share each person's amount with the group.

A large salchipapa with sweet corn ($23.500) shared by three
PersonPays
Ana$7.834
Camilo$7.833
Daniela$7.833
Hands toasting with lemonades

Only some people share a dish?

Choose who shares it. The dish is split among them only; the others pay nothing for it. When everyone in the order shares it, it is split among all of them.

Extras on a shared dish are part of its price, and the quantity multiplies it: two shared waters of $3.500 are $7.000 to split.

One order, one message, everyone’s share

Collect the group’s choices, see what each person pays and send Papiao the order in Spanish, kitchen summary first.