One table, any phone
Split a bill when some friends have iPhones and some have Android
Yes, a mixed table can split one check together. SwipeSplit runs in the browser, so every phone joins the same table from one link. Each person taps what they ate and sees their exact share.
Why mixed tables get stuck
Apple's Split Bill runs on Apple Cash, which lives on Apple devices. With mixed phones, the hard part is still the math: who had what, and who owes how much tax and tip.
How SwipeSplit handles it
One person scans the receipt and shares a link or QR code. Everyone claims their own dishes on their own phone. Tax, tip, and discounts follow what each person ordered, exact to the cent.
Paying back
SwipeSplit does not hold or move money. Each person pays the one who covered the check with Venmo, Cash App, Zelle, or cash.
Questions
Does the Android person need to install anything?
They open the link in their browser and join the table.
Can two people share one dish?
Yes. More than one person can claim the same line, and the cost splits between them.
Can iPhone friends still use Apple Cash to pay each other?
Yes. SwipeSplit gives each person their number. How you send the money is up to you.
How long does the table last?
24 hours. After that the table is gone.
Apple, Apple Cash, iPhone, Messages, and Wallet are trademarks of Apple Inc. SwipeSplit is not made by or connected to Apple. Apple details checked September 21, 2026 on Apple's support page and Apple Newsroom.