One person pays. Everyone settles up.
Brokease splits a restaurant bill the way the table actually ate. The host scans the receipt and sends one link; everyone taps what they had and pays the host back by CliQ, wallet or cash.
Guests need no app and no account — just the link.
Coming soon to iPhone and AndroidHow it works
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Step 1
Scan the receipt
Brokease reads the lines, the service and the tax. Or type the bill in — that always works.
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Step 2
Send one link
Name the people you know and leave the other seats blank. Share it on WhatsApp, or lay the phone in the middle of the table.
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Step 3
Everyone taps what they had
Shared plates split themselves. Each guest sees their own share and pays you directly.
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Step 4
You confirm what arrived
Your board shows who has paid, who says they sent it, and who hasn’t opened the link yet.
Fair to the last fils
- Shared plates, done properly
- Mezze for the whole table, shisha for whoever joined: each qatta splits its own way, and the share moves as people join.
- No hidden rounding
- Shares round down, never up, and the few fils left over are shown, not buried.
- Your money never passes through us
- Guests pay the host straight to their CliQ alias, a wallet or in cash. Brokease never holds or moves money.
- Any currency
- Dinars by default, or whatever the receipt is in — with today’s rate beside the total for anyone thinking in dollars.
- Arabic and English
- Every screen in both, right to left where it should be.
- Bills delete themselves
- A shared bill, with its names and amounts, deletes itself 90 days after it’s shared, or 30 days after it’s closed.