Features / Household sharing
Shared money, private space — both for real
Invite your partner into one workspace. Shared accounts, budgets, and goals are visible to both of you; anything marked private stays genuinely private, everywhere.
One shared workspace
Both of you see the same shared accounts, categories, budgets, and monthly picture — no more screenshots of banking apps at the kitchen table.
Private means private
Accounts you mark private are excluded from your partner's views, totals, exports, and reports — enforced on the server, not hidden in the interface.
Personal budgets alongside shared ones
Keep a personal dining budget next to the household grocery budget. Each partner's personal lines are theirs alone.
Invite deliberately
Household membership is explicit: you choose who joins, and access ends when you remove them.
A practical example
Share a checking account for rent and groceries while keeping a personal account private. Members see the shared activity; another member’s private account does not enter their totals or exports. You can also use Budgeteer Pro on your own.
Couples don't need less privacy or more spreadsheets — they need boundaries that hold. Choose which accounts to share and keep personal accounts private.