I actually made a title based on makebook.io, and @levelsio actually retweeted the thing and started the ball rolling so yeah - awesome guy :)
I'm a new user and this is my very first upvote and comment here. Great idea and very good realization. I'll use it for sure.
It's a nice idea and nicely designed. However, there's some questionable info for the US at least. I would strongly recommend tipping more than 5-10% in restaurants and just rounding up in taxis. (And on the other hand tipping for hotel cleaning is less universal.) I'm also not sure how to evaluate the cost comparisons in a country as large and diverse as the US.
I agree. One of the next steps is to break down the USA to States because of the differences.
I'm not sure the cost difference is so much state to state. For food, maybe something like The Economist's "Big Mac" index is relevant. Otherwise, I'm not sure how you compare the food price in New York City to the food price in some little town in upstate New York that only has a single diner.
Is there anywhere in the US where tipping like that is accepted? Everywhere I've lived it's been 15% minimum for servers and a lot of people tip 20%.
Edit: Actually looking at the site now and it suggests 15-20%.
Yeah, I fixed it in the meantime. My mistake :)
Wow just loved it! May be some share links will be handy. :)
This is awesome and filled with awesome tips!! Very nice!