Taveo

Taveo is a lightweight web app built around one specific moment: the end of a meal or a night out when the bill arrives and nobody wants to do the arithmetic. Rather than a general expense tracker, it focuses on the restaurant and bar scenario, letting a group log dishes and drinks as they are ordered and then dividing the total fairly.

The workflow is deliberately minimal. You name a tab, add the people at the table, and enter menu items with prices. Each time someone orders, you tap their name, and the app keeps a running tally. A shareable link lets the rest of the table follow along in real time, and you can choose between edit access or a read-only view depending on how much control you want to hand out.

At the end, Taveo presents the split by person or by item, so it is easy to see who owes what and to avoid paying for someone else’s round. The interface uses large buttons and one-tap quick add, which suits use on a phone in a dimly lit bar as much as at a dinner table.

It is aimed at friend groups, colleagues, and casual diners who want a fast, no-account way to settle a shared bill. Because there is no sign-up and nothing to install, it also works well for one-off occasions where creating an account would be overkill. The main limitation is scope: it is designed for straightforward food-and-drink splitting rather than complex reimbursements.

If your group eats out together regularly or you often find yourself covering the bill and chasing people afterward, Taveo o