Mr.Splitter

Split Bills Inside LINE — Mr.Splitter

From LINE login to LINE Bot entry, LINE group sharing, and LINE Pay settlement — Mr.Splitter integrates with LINE natively, so you never have to switch apps to settle a tab.

Five LINE integration points

LINE Login

Sign in with your existing LINE account in one tap — no new password to remember. Your LINE display name and photo carry over, so group members recognize each other at a glance.

LINE Bot Expense Entry

Add @mrsplitter as a friend and message "lunch 500" inside LINE to log an expense. Tag the bot in a group chat to log to a group ledger — no app switching required.

LINE Group Invite Sharing

After creating a group, the invite link and QR code can be shared directly into a LINE chat. Friends tap to join — they don't need to install anything either.

LIFF Embedded Experience

Links opened from LINE run inside the LINE app via LIFF (LINE Front-end Framework). The experience feels like part of LINE, not an external browser tab.

LINE Pay-Friendly Settlement

After settlement, each "X owes Y this much" line can deep-link to LINE Pay for one-tap transfer (in markets where LINE Pay is supported — Taiwan, Japan). Mr.Splitter doesn't handle money itself; LINE Pay does the actual transfer.

How LINE integration compares

Compared to international bill-splitting tools, Mr.Splitter's LINE integration is native, not an add-on.

LINE integration pointMr.SplitterSplitwise
LINE Login
Yes (single sign-on)
No (Email / Facebook / Google / Apple)
LINE Bot expense entry
Yes (text "lunch 500" inside LINE)
No
LINE group invite
One-tap share to a LINE chat
Generic link (paste into LINE manually)
LIFF embedded experience
Yes
No
LINE name / avatar auto-import
Yes
No
LINE Pay integration
Deep-link to LINE Pay transfer
None
Users without LINE
Sign in with Google instead
Other login methods

※ Splitwise details based on publicly available information. See splitwise.com for the latest features.

Three scenarios where LINE integration pays off

A college LINE group that meets monthly

A group of college friends, still in the same LINE group years after graduation, meets once a month. With Mr.Splitter, the LINE group doubles as the chat space and the bill-splitting space. Whoever paid sends the bot a quick "dinner 500" and it gets logged to that month's shared ledger. End of month: auto-settle, post results in the LINE group, settle via LINE Pay in seconds.

Mixed Taiwan / Japan friend trip to Kyoto

Three Taiwanese friends invite two Japanese friends on a 4-day Kyoto trip. LINE is the one chat tool they all have. Mr.Splitter's LINE Bot speaks both Chinese and Japanese; expenses get logged in JPY, settled in TWD or JPY at the end. The Japanese friends don't need to install a foreign app, and the Taiwanese friends don't need to ask them to.

A 20-person company LINE group with a welfare ledger

A 20-person company department LINE group runs a welfare-fund ledger: Christmas gift exchange budget, year-end party top-ups, communal birthday cakes. All expenses get logged via the LINE Bot in the chat; the welfare coordinator pulls a monthly Excel for accounting. Way smoother than running a separate app or Excel sheet.

FAQ — LINE integration

How do I set up the LINE Bot?+
Add the Mr.Splitter LINE official account (@mrsplitter) as a friend. The first message triggers a one-time link-up to your existing Mr.Splitter account (or creates a new one). After that, just text "lunch 500" or "electricity 1200" and the bot logs it. Tag the bot in a LINE group chat to log to that group's ledger.
Can friends without LINE join?+
Yes. Mr.Splitter supports both LINE login and Google login. Friends without LINE (e.g., users outside Asia) can join the same group via Google. LINE Bot entry is only available to LINE users.
Can the LINE Bot identify who paid?+
Yes. By default, the sender is the payer. Tag another member (e.g., "@John lunch 500") to log the payment as theirs. For multi-person splits, refine the participant list from the Mr.Splitter web app after logging.
Do LINE Bot entries sync to the web app in real-time?+
Yes. Anything logged via the LINE Bot appears on mrsplitter.com (web + PWA) instantly, and vice versa. Multiple devices and multiple group members all see updates live.
How deep is the LINE Pay integration?+
The settlement page shows each "X owes Y this much" row with a deep-link button to open LINE Pay's transfer screen for that member (requires you and the member to be LINE friends in a LINE Pay-supported market like Taiwan or Japan). Mr.Splitter does not process payments — LINE Pay handles the actual transfer.
What is LIFF?+
LIFF (LINE Front-end Framework) lets web apps run embedded inside the LINE app. When Mr.Splitter invite links are opened from a LINE chat, they open in-app via LIFF rather than bouncing to an external browser. The UX feels integrated and login is seamless.
Can I use Mr.Splitter on a computer that doesn't have LINE installed?+
Yes. After signing in once with LINE, desktop browsers (Chrome / Safari / Edge / Firefox) work without LINE installed locally. All web features (logging, settlement, Excel export) work as normal. LINE Bot entry still requires a LINE app on phone or PC.

Add the LINE friend, start splitting

Add @mrsplitter or sign in with LINE at mrsplitter.com. Three seconds to your first expense.

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