A Shared Budget That Both of You Can Read and Add To
Invite someone by email and share a budget with them. They see the same spending you do and add to it from their side: a household expense tracker with no screenshots to forward and no two spreadsheets to reconcile.
Invite someone by email
A shared budget starts with an email invitation. The other person accepts from their own account, and the budget you shared appears for both of you. Owners keep control of who has access.
One set of numbers for both of you
A shared budget shows the same figures to everyone in it. Each member adds spending from their own side, and the statistics include shared budgets, so the household view is whole rather than split across two accounts.
Family
3 people · 2 480.00 EUR this month
- AKAnna K.Owner
- DMDmytro M.Member
- ?sam@example.comInvite pending
What a shared budget shows
A shared budget shows its members, the categories its spending has used, and totals for what has gone through it. The budget tracker page explains the budget model itself.
Sharing is per budget
Sharing is per budget. A budget you have not shared stays yours alone, so household spending and personal spending can live in the same account without mixing.
Common questions
Can two people share a budget?
Yes. Invite someone by email and share a budget with them. They see the same spending you do and add to it from their side.
Does the other person need their own account?
Yes. You invite them by email and they accept from their own account.
Can they add spending too?
Yes. Every member adds from their own side, and everyone reads the same figures.
Who controls access to a shared budget?
The budget's owner controls who has access.
Share one budget
Invite the person you split costs with and read the same numbers they do.
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