split bill

A motion study of splitting a dinner bill, as one dark widget lit from inside: a near-black card with rounded corners glows iris violet from its bottom edge, with a hot rim, film grain and a soft bloom underneath. On a 12-second loop that plays by itself, the receipt for Dinner at Mercado counts up to $136.50 and its five items rise in, then You, Mira and Kai appear under it. A fingertip drags the tacos to You: a white chip arcs from the bill into the avatar, which pulses, a badge pops in on the row and the total updates. The rest fly on their own: the ceviche to Mira, the shared bottle of natural wine splits three ways as three glowing dots, the elote and churros to Kai, while every amount and the to-split count update live. Once everything is assigned the card brightens, the button fills white and glows with Request $96.50 from 2, it is tapped, reads Sent, and a toast confirms under the card. Everything is a pure function of time on a 1080 × 1080 stage that scales to fit any window, with window.__render(t) for frame-exact video export; the widget is a self-contained React component with its own clock input and no background, ready to sit on any surface or timeline.