For couples
Split expenses as a couple without merging your bank accounts.
Most couples don't want one big joint account and don't want a spreadsheet either. You want to know who paid for what, what's still owing, and to keep your own spending your own. That's what this does.
Split it the way you actually live
Split it down the middle
Rent, groceries, the internet bill — anything you both use gets halved without you doing the math.
Split it by what you each earn
If one of you brings in more, set the shares to 60/40 or whatever feels fair and leave it there.
Split it by exact dollars
One of you covers a chunk of the bill and the other covers the rest. Enter the real amounts.
Don't split it at all
Your own coffees, your own hobbies, your own envelopes. Only what you mark as shared is shared.
Your partner doesn't need to sign up
Add them as a person and start splitting straight away. The running total of who owes who builds itself out of the real transactions, and when it's time to square up you send a tidy invoice for the month. If they do want an account, you can link up and you'll both see the shared side while your own envelopes stay private.
An invoice shows what's owed — it doesn't move any money. When one of you pays the other, you record it and the balance clears.
Alex owes you $63.20Added to the running balance
One payment, not two subscriptions
Most apps for couples charge each of you every month. Here the free features stay free for life, and sharing costs with someone else comes with the one-time $10 CAD unlock. No recurring payments, no enshitification.
Why there's no subscriptionNothing is watching your spending
No bank logins, no ad trackers, no analytics on what the two of you buy. You upload a statement, screenshot or CSV, and the file is deleted as soon as the transactions are recorded.
How sharing worksKnow where the two of you stand.
Start free, split what you share, and settle up whenever it suits you.