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A couple sitting close together at a kitchen table, each holding their own phone and smiling.

For UK couples

The only UK couples money app that splits your shared life fairly by income.

Made for couples who live together, one on iPhone and one on Android.

Everything you share, split by what you each earn.

  • Rent, bills, groceries and holidays are split by each partner’s income share.
  • Each partner’s salary stays private.
  • The split is recalculated every month.
SSam
AAlex

Shared costs, March

Sample

£2,140.00

  • RentSplit 58 / 42£1,350.00
  • Energy and broadbandSplit 58 / 42£168.00
  • GroceriesSplit 58 / 42£412.00
  • Weekend awaySplit 58 / 42£210.00

Sam's share £1,241.20

Alex's share £898.80

58 / 42 split
Sample ledger. Names and figures are made up to show how a month looks.

Fair is a setting, not an argument.

  • 1Choose your split: by income share, 50/50 or a custom percentage.
  • 2Add what you share: rent, bills, groceries, holidays.

Shared costs

Sample
SplitBy income share
  • Rent£1,350.00
  • Energy and broadband£168.00
  • Groceries£412.00
  • Weekend away£210.00
50/50
By income share
Custom %
Sample screen. The split can be by income share, 50/50 or a custom percentage.

Settle up, then get on with your evening.

  • 3See what each of you has paid against your fair share, and the one amount to settle.
  • Pay each other however you like. Ours never touches a penny.

Settle up, March

Sample

Paid by Sam

Rent, energy and broadband

£1,518.00

Fair share £1,241.20

Paid by Alex

Groceries, weekend away

£622.00

Fair share £898.80

To settle up

Alex to Sam

£276.80

Sample figures. Ours works out the amount; you settle it in your own banking app.

Start free. Pay once, as a couple.

Ours is freemium. One payment per couple covers both partners.

The free tier covers

  • Shared costs
  • 50/50 or a custom split
  • Settle up
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A couple laughing together at a wooden table with a laptop and two mugs of tea.

Ours is a calculator and a ledger. It never touches a penny.

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