Description of App
iTip makes it fast and easy to calculate the right tip, round totals the way you want, and split the bill with confidence.
Whether you are dining out alone or with a group, iTip helps you quickly work out the tip amount, grand total, and per-person share using a simple, focused interface.
New in iTip 3.1:
• Improved receipt scanning with receipt/business name detection
• Editable receipt names for cleaner saved data and PDF summaries
• Item splitting for scanned receipts, so you can assign items to people
• Improved voice entry with sample phrases, better error handling, and help when something goes wrong
• Cleaner PDF receipt sections with fixed dark-mode text and tighter line-item spacing
Features:
• Calculate tips using preset percentages or any custom percentage
• Use service quality mode for a more natural tipping experience
• Round the grand total or per-person total up or down to the nearest dollar
• Split the bill across multiple people
• Optionally include tax fields and deduct tax from the bill before tipping
• Adjust tip amount, grand total, tax, and per-person total directly
• Scan receipts to capture bill values from a photo
• Review scanned receipt amounts and choose subtotal, tax, or total
• Edit the detected receipt name before applying scanned receipt data
• Assign scanned receipt items to people for cleaner split reports
• Share a summary of the calculation
• Generate PDFs that include receipt details, receipt names, and split information
• Use voice entry to update the bill, tip, split, and totals conversationally
• Supports light mode, dark mode, and Dynamic Type
• VoiceOver accessible
On supported devices, voice features can use Apple Intelligence to help interpret natural language requests while iTip keeps control of the exact math.
iTip is built to be quick, practical, and easy to use when you need the answer right now.
Accessibility Comments
This app has a very accessible and easy to use interface, with nice options for mailing a record of the transaction, and also rounding up or down the transaction and splitting the results. It's ad supported, but the ad is the last element in the screen, and is unobtrusive, so it will not get into your way. There is one unlabeled button in the top right corner of the screen that takes you to Settings. Most users will probably either use the default settings, which only requires input of a single amount, or will immediately set the "Tax" switch in Settings to "On" in order enter both a bill amount and tax.
Double tapping in text fields brings up a numeric keypad in the bottom third of the screen, with 4 rows of number buttons in 3 columns, and a top 5th row of buttons for "delete", "clear", and "done". The top number row is "7 8 9", next is "4 5 6", then "1 2 3", and the bottom row is a "0" button that spans two columns in width with a decimal point (i.e., "period" button) at the bottom right corner. (This delimiter might be a comma, for instance, for users in European countires, and the appropriate currency symbol based on your Settings > General > International > Region Format will also be added after numbers are entered.)
Tip percentages can be entered simply via default buttons (10%, 15%, 18%, 20%, or "other" when the separate tip switch is set to "off" in settings; 15%, 20%, 2xTax when the tip switch is set to "on") or by entering either a specific tip amount or value in a text box. In the case of any changes, all amounts, percentages, and totals are automatically adjusted, and the user can simply flick through the controls to readh them off.
Similarly, a "Split BIll" section has buttons for 1, 2, 3, 4, or "other", which allows users to simply choose a number button for up to 4 people, or enter a quantity through the numeric keypad. Both the individual totals and individual tip amounts are displayed.
Buttons for rounding up and down either the Grand Total for the bill or the Person Totals for split bills into whole dollar amounts are placed in front of each of the amount text fields. The first doublle tap adjusts the amount to the nearest whole number, and subsequent double taps increase or decrease by an additional dollar. Again, all amounts and tip percentages are recalculated and displayed when any changes are made, and the number of necessary user actions and data entries is kept to a minimum