Plan money together from anywhere. Keep the whole household on the same page for bills, shared savings goals, and paying down debt — without linking a bank account.
Most budgeting apps are built for one person tracking one wallet. A family doesn't work that way. Bills land on different people, savings goals belong to everyone, and the person who needs to see the numbers isn't always the person who paid. Shared Savings gives your household one shared view of the money that matters — so no one has to chase receipts, screenshot balances, or guess what's already been covered.
Shared Savings works for families under one roof and families spread across cities or countries: parents and kids, co-parents coordinating across two homes, partners managing a household together, or adult children helping aging parents stay on top of bills. You invite the people who need to be involved, and everyone sees the same up-to-date picture.
Track the household bills that recur every month in one place, so the whole family knows what's due and what's been handled — instead of finding out after a late payment. Everyone you invite can see the shared bills, which cuts out the "did you pay the electric already?" back-and-forth.
Set goals the household is working toward together — a family trip, a new appliance, a holiday fund, an emergency cushion — and watch the progress add up in one shared view. When everyone can see the target and how close you are, it's easier to stay motivated and pull in the same direction.
Keep shared debts visible so the family can plan repayment instead of losing track of what's outstanding. Seeing it in one place turns a vague worry into a plan.
Shared Savings deliberately doesn't link to your bank. For a household that means privacy — your account logins and balances stay yours — and it means anyone can take part, including family members who deal mostly in cash or don't want their banking tied into an app. You stay in manual control of what's shared.
Free to use. No ads. No bank connection.
Yes. Shared Savings is free to use, with no ads.
No. Shared Savings never links to your bank. You add and update figures yourself, which keeps your household's banking private.
A household isn't limited to two people — you can invite the family members who need to take part.
Yes. Shared Savings is designed for households near or far, so co-parents, long-distance relatives, and adult children helping parents can all stay in sync.
Everyone you invite to the household shares the same view of your bills, goals, and debts, so the whole family works from the same numbers.
Yes. Shared Savings is available on iPhone, Android, and the web — download the app or use it right in your browser.
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