Manage money together without giving up financial independence
Create personal and household budgets, split expenses fairly, settle balances, and see your complete financial picture in one place.

Why
Budgeting apps focus on individuals. Expense-sharing apps focus on debts.
Households need both.
Personal finances
Keep track of your own spending, budgets, and goals.
Shared finances
Manage household expenses, reimbursements, and shared goals.
One financial picture
See everything in one place without sacrificing independence.
Everything in one place
Built for households, not just individuals
Personal budgeting and shared finances finally work together.
Personal Budgets
Track your own spending, categories, and financial goals independently.
Shared Household Budget
Manage rent, groceries, subscriptions, and household expenses together.
Expense Splitting
Split expenses equally, proportionally, or using custom rules.
Balance Settlements
Always know who owes what and settle balances quickly.
Financial Overview
See your personal and household finances in one dashboard.
Shared Goals
Save together for vacations, emergencies, and major life milestones.
How it works
Connect
Invite your partner, family members, or roommates.
Track
Manage personal budgets and shared household expenses.
Settle
Review balances and reimburse expenses with confidence.
Grow
Work toward shared financial goals while staying financially independent.

FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know before joining.
Is this only for couples?
No. It works for couples, families, roommates, and any household that shares expenses.
Can I keep my personal spending private?
Yes. Personal budgets remain personal while shared expenses stay visible to the household.
How are expenses split?
Expenses can be split equally, proportionally, or using custom rules.
Do all household members need an account?
Households can start with one account and invite others later.
Can we track savings goals together?
Yes. Create and track shared goals such as vacations, emergency funds, and major purchases.
