Quantities
Scanned quantities stay attached to their line items so the draft can be reviewed as printed.
Use case: groceries
Shared stuff splits. Personal stuff stays personal.
A grocery run can mix household staples, one person's snacks, another person's toiletries, discounts, tax, and bottle deposits. Fetti Up keeps the split connected to the receipt instead of turning it into guesswork.
One cart, clearer shares
Sort the receipt the same way the household thinks about the cart.
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Scan and review
Turn the grocery receipt into an editable draft and correct any item, quantity, discount, tax, deposit, or total that needs attention.
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Keep personal items personal
Assign one person's shampoo, snacks, or specialty item directly to them.
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Divide shared staples
Split milk, paper goods, or another household item among only the people sharing it.
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Review the total
Check the personal assignments and the items left shared across the group, then let deterministic code reconcile the shares to the receipt total.
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Send one link
Housemates review their items and exact share in a browser, then choose an available way to repay the person who covered the run.
Details that belong with the item
Keep the receipt's structure visible.
Discounts
Item-level discounts remain part of the item math instead of disappearing into a rough split.
Bottle deposits
Bottle deposits stay with the items they came from when they are present in the receipt draft.
Tax
Tax is spread proportionally across item subtotals, then reconciled with the rest of the bill.
A good fit when
The cart was shared, but not every item was.
- One person paid for the whole store receipt.
- Some items belong to one person and others belong to the household.
- The receipt contains quantities, discounts, tax, fees, or deposits worth preserving.
- Everyone needs an itemized explanation of the amount they are sending back.
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