SplitSmart - AI Receipt Scanner
Project Overview
Managing group payments, like splitting grocery or restaurant bills, can be confusing and time-consuming. One person usually pays the full amount, leaving the challenge of dividing costs fairly. This often leads to mistakes, delays, and awkward follow-ups, making the process more complicated than it should be.
PROBLEM STATEMENT
Individuals who make purchases for others need a tool to track their spending.
SOLUTION
Design an app to scan receipts and track spending, set to launch by 2025.
ROLES
Product Designer
RESPONSIBILITIES
Wireframes, information architecture, user flows, design communication, brand
FREELANCE DURATION
September 2024 - Present
Process
1. Design System
2. Information Architecture
3. User Flow
4. Wireframe
5. Team Feedback
6. Iterate Design
How it started…
REQUIREMENTS
1. Branding for “SplitSmart”
Color
Logo
Typography
2. Design main user flow
3. Design while expanding this vision
Design System
Information Architecture
User Flow
Iterative Design
Settle Transaction
Revising “Debt Relationship”
Before
Users want to track how much everyone owes, but “Debt Relationship” only identifies a single relationship for the user, not accounting for all involved.
Iteration 1.1
Shifts the concept from “owe” to “spent,” emphasizing the overall transaction rather than individual transactions.
“Who Paid?” communicates everyone’s relationship to a single person.
Entering Transaction Details
Iteration 1.0
Each member has their list of items purchased, making it challenging for users to co-pay.
Users are limited to a single tip and tax input.
Iteration 1.1
Now a single list for all items purchased.
Users add items, tips, and taxes invariably without limit.
Iteration 1.2
Tip and tax inputs are added distinctly and are divided equally for ease of development for now.
Assign Member Spending
Iteration 1.1
The default screen state always selects the first member.
The visual layout was not appealing to stakeholders.
Iteration 1.2
Default screen state disables “Select Member” button, requiring users to make an intentional selection.
Updated layout based on feedback.
