Money. Plans. Life together.
A little clarity. A lot of possibility.
Your household finances, investments, projects and shared costs — brought into perspective.
Household economics
Know where your money goes.
Bring income, expenses and subscriptions into one monthly picture. See what comes in, what goes out, and what remains.
Open household economicsIllustrative example · EUR
Your month at a glance
- Income
- €3,000
- Household costs
- −€1,200
- Annual subscription · monthly equivalent
- −€10
- Net monthly flow
- €1,790
Start with one income or expense.
Investments & growth
See your wealth in perspective.
Bring savings, investments, property and loans into a clear view of your net worth. Follow monthly values, manage rental income and agreements, and explore future saving scenarios.
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The bigger picture
- Savings
- €10,000
- Fund holdings
- €5,000
- Apartment
- €200,000
- Mortgage
- −€150,000
- Net worth
- €65,000
Start with one asset or loan. Add rental agreements and track property income when you need them.
My project finances
Make room for your next big idea.
From a kitchen renovation to a weekend away, keep planned budgets and actual costs together. Spot overruns and choose when to send costs to Economics.
Open my project financesIllustrative example · EUR
Kitchen renovation
- Materials · actual
- €3,400
- Labour · actual
- €3,100
- Total budget
- €6,000
- Over budget
- €500
Start with a project and its first cost.
Family allowances & chores
Build everyday money habits, together.
Give allowances, recognise completed chores, and keep spending easy to follow. Adults manage the household; linked children see their own wallet and chores.
Open family allowances & choresIllustrative example · EUR
Alex’s wallet
- Opening balance
- €20
- Weekly allowance
- +€10
- Completed chore
- +€5
- Spending
- −€8
- Available balance
- €27
Start with a household and one wallet.
Cost split with friends
Share the experience. Keep costs fair.
Trips, dinners and shared plans are easier when everyone can see who paid and what they owe. Split equally or by exact amounts, then you can check of settlement in 'settle up'.
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Weekend away
- Alex paid for dinner
- €90
- Bea paid for transport
- €60
- Share per person · 3 people
- €50
- Total shared costs
- €150
Charlie owes Alex €40 and Bea €10. Repayments are recorded here; money is transferred elsewhere.
Start with what matters today.
One monthly expense. One saving goal. One shared adventure. Choose a module and build your picture at your own pace.