End of the month.
Everyone in your household sees the same numbers.
Who paid for what is already worked out: $1,255.75 from you and $161.29 from Ruth, and nobody kept a spreadsheet.
You still have to talk about splitting the bills, but at least you start from the same numbers.
Join the waitlistWho paid for what
Shared spending this month
You have put $1,094.46 more into shared costs than Ruth Whitfield this month.
You$1,255.75
Ruth Whitfield$161.29
Where do you settle up?
At the end of the month, who paid what is already worked out. You decide once who can change things, from either screen.
Before you invite anyone.
Who pays, who sees what, and how to take it back.
- Who pays for a household?
- The person who owns it, as part of their subscription. If the owner's subscription ends, sharing pauses until it is back, and nothing is deleted or unshared.
- Can I take something back?
- Yes. Unsharing takes effect immediately.
- Will my partner see my whole history?
- Only from the date you choose when you share an account. You always see everything on your own accounts.
- How many people can join?
- Up to six, including you.
At the next month-end, settle up in a minute.
Invite the people you share money with, and see who paid what without the spreadsheet. Get in line now, and start the day your invite arrives.