TILLIO / PERSONAL PROJECT

Snap the receipt.
Skip the typing.

Photograph a grocery receipt and Tillio turns it into a list you can check, assign and split.

View in Figma (opens in a new tab) It started with a trip to Netto
Tillio Scan receipt screen: frame a Netto receipt in the camera guide, then take a photo or upload a receipt to turn its items into digital data.
The problem
Splitting one shared grocery receipt meant typing every price into a calculator.
What I did
Designed the flow from receipt photo to digital list, item assignment and a MobilePay request.
My role
Product design & development
Status
Figma design complete. App in development, not yet tested with users.
01 / THE PROBLEM

We finished shopping.
Then came the calculator.

After a trip to Netto with a friend, everything was on one receipt: some things were mine, some were his, some were for the household. We went through it line by line with a calculator.

What if a photo could do the typing, leaving us to choose who bought what?
02 / SCAN & REVIEW

From a paper receipt
to a digital list.

Take a photo and Tillio reads the item names and prices. The next screen lets you check the list and fix anything it misread before splitting.

Scan receipt design with a camera guide around a Netto receipt, a Take photo action, and an Upload receipt option.
01 / Photograph the receipt Or upload an existing photo.
Review receipt design showing the digitised Netto item list, individual prices, the receipt total, and an Assign items action.
02 / Review the items Fix anything misread before splitting.
03 / ASSIGN & SETTLE UP

Tap a name.
The app does the maths.

Household members sit beside every item. Tap one person for a personal purchase, or several to split it equally, so nobody works out shares by hand.

Assign items in Tillio: Coffee belongs to You, Yogurt to Alex, Pasta to You and Alex, and Toilet paper is shared by all three members.
03 / Assign items One person, or split equally between several.

Every amount links back to the items behind it, and the person who paid can request the money through MobilePay.

Payment details: Alex owes you 45.00 DKK, made up of Yogurt 18, Pasta 15, and Toilet paper 12. A Request via MobilePay action follows the breakdown.
04 / See the share Each amount shows the items behind it.
MobilePay handoff design with a 45.00 DKK request, recipient details, the receipt message NETTO · 13 Oct, and an Open MobilePay action.
05 / Request payment MobilePay opens with the amount filled in.
04 / BEFORE THE RECEIPT

“We’re out of oil.
I’ll get it on my way.”

A shared list shows what’s running out and who’s buying it. Those purchases come back through the receipt, so the household knows who bought what and who owes whom.

Tillio shopping list with filters for All, Shared, You, Alex and Sam. Milk, dish soap and coffee are still to buy; shared toilet paper is marked purchased.
06 / Shared list Household essentials and personal shopping together.
05 / WHAT’S NEXT

Designed.
Now building.

I’m building the app to use in my own household. Next, I’ll test it with other households: can they scan, fix, assign and settle up without help?