Couples Finance

Couples Finance is the shared money app for couples who want clarity without conflict. See where you stand at a glance. Your shared balance updates in real time, showing exactly who owes who and how much. No spreadsheets, no awkward conversations. Just one calm number that keeps you both on the same page. TRACK SHARED EXPENSES Log a shared expense in seconds. Choose who paid, how to split it, and which category it belongs to. Every entry shows up for both of you instantly. Filter by category, date, or partner to find anything fast. FLEXIBLE SPLITS Split expenses 50/50, set a custom ratio, or assign the full amount to one partner. Your default split is saved so the most common scenario takes zero extra taps. SHARED GOALS Save for a holiday, an emergency fund, or anything else that matters to both of you. Track contributions from each partner and watch your progress grow together. MONTHLY CHECK-IN Once a month, Couples Finance prepares a spending summary designed to be reviewed together. See how this month compared to last, where your money went, and use built-in conversation prompts to talk about it without tension. PRIVACY YOU CONTROL Not every expense needs to be shared. Mark any expense as Private (only you see it), Summary (your partner sees the total but not the details), or Full (complete transparency). There is no wrong choice. Privacy is part of sharing well. SETTLE UP When the balance tips, settle with a tap. Record a payment to bring things back to even. The app never sends money on your behalf. You stay in control. ONE SUBSCRIPTION, BOTH PARTNERS One plan covers both of you. Invite your partner with a link, and they join your shared space at no extra cost. DESIGNED FOR TRUST No ads. No data selling. Your financial information is encrypted and never shared with third parties. Couples Finance is a private space for two people, and it stays that way. Start your 14-day free trial and see where you stand, together. --- Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/