See the same numbers, agree on the plan, and skip the money surprises. Track shared bills, save toward the things you want, and pay down debt together — without linking a bank account or merging your finances.
Money is one of the things couples argue about most, and usually it's not about the amount — it's about not being on the same page. One person tracks everything in their head, the other has no visibility, and the "wait, I thought you paid that" conversations pile up. Shared Savings gives the two of you one shared view, so you're planning from the same numbers instead of guessing at each other's.
You don't have to open a joint bank account to budget as a couple. Shared Savings lets you both see and update the same shared bills, goals, and debts while your individual accounts stay entirely your own. It's transparency where you want it, and independence where you don't.
Whether it's a trip, moving in together, a wedding, a first home, or just a shared emergency fund, set the goal and watch you both chip away at it. Seeing the target and the progress in one place turns "we should really start saving for that" into something you're actually doing.
Keep the bills you split in one shared view so you both know what's due and what's been covered — no more one person quietly carrying the mental load of the household while the other has no idea what's going on.
Put your shared debts somewhere you can both see them and make a plan together, instead of one person worrying about it alone.
Long-distance or living together, the shared view works the same. If you're in different cities — or different countries — you can still plan money side by side from wherever you are.
No bank connection means your logins and balances stay private, and it means the budget works even if you each keep your money in different places. You decide what goes into the shared view; nothing is pulled in automatically.
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Yes — Shared Savings is built for exactly this. You and your partner both see and update the same shared view.
No. Shared Savings never links to a bank, so you can budget together while keeping your individual accounts separate.
Your individual bank accounts and other finances stay completely separate — Shared Savings only ever shows what you actively add to the household. Just keep in mind that once something is added to the shared budget, both partners can see it; there's no way to share part of the household view and hide the rest from each other.
Yes. The shared budget works the same whether you live together or apart, so long-distance couples can plan money side by side.
Yes, and there are no ads.
Shared Savings is available on iPhone, Android, and the web — download the app or use it right in your browser.
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