TabChop – Receipt Bill Splitter

Groups splitting bills at restaurants struggle to divide costs fairly by item. TabChop lets one person upload/scan a receipt and share a link where others claim their items without needing accounts. Perfect for dinners, drinks, and shared meals.

Bill splitting has been a persistent social friction point, and the rise of group dining culture post-pandemic combined with mainstream QR code comfort means users are more primed than ever to scan-and-share at the table. Splitwise handles ongoing shared expenses well but is clunky for one-off restaurant receipts, and native bank app splitting features don't handle itemization — so the niche is real. The $1k–5k/mo revenue band is honest but limiting: this is almost certainly a freemium or low-ARPU consumer product, which means reaching even $1k/mo requires serious volume or a paid tier that most users will resist for something they use sporadically. The biggest risk is engagement frequency — people splitting dinner tabs don't build habits, they grab whatever tool someone texts them a link to, making retention and word-of-mouth the entire growth model with no reliable pull to bring users back.