DutchTab - Demo
You can use DutchTab in two general ways. First, it can tell you what each partaker should pay depending
on what they bought (or the bill's total if splitting equally). Second, it can tell you if partakers paid too much
or too little for what they bought, and how much each owes to the others.
In this first example, we'll look at the suggested fair part for each partaker. Let's say Steve, Lisa and John
just received a single bill at the table, and everybody's ready to pay their part. But what is everybody's part with
the tip? Let's use DutchTab to determine fair parts:
This first example also showed how you can quickly import contacts or create new ones.
In the second example, we use the same numbers, but we pretend that Steve, Lisa and John were late, and quickly
grabbed money out of their wallet. Without thinking about fair parts, Steve gave 25$, Lisa gave 8$ and John completed
to a total of 38$ by giving the missing 5$. Back at work, Steve wants to know who owes whom. He's wise, and kept the bill:
These two scenarios don't have to be exclusive. If we go back to where we left the first example, we can see
that you can click on each partaker's suggestion to enter their paid amount. The balance refreshes automatically.
Once all paid parts are entered, we know that Lisa and John still owe Steve some money:
DutchTab is also available for
iPhone and iPod Touch devices.
|