I Built an AI Expense Splitter for My Friends Using Local Gemma 3 (No Cloud API Needed)

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This is a submission for the Hacktoberfest Weekend Challenge: Build for a Friend I built SplitMate AI, an AI-powered expense splitting assistant designed for my friends who live together. The idea came from a simple problem I saw regularly. When my friends share expenses for dinners, parties, groceries, and Uber rides, they usually send messages in WhatsApp like Kasun paid 4500 LKR for dinner with Hasaru and Dhamith 3000 (Sidath,Dhamith) Uber 1200 Kasun At the end of the week or month, they manually check messages, write calculations on paper, and try to figure out who owes whom. SplitMate AI

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