Shared expenses, settled.
A shared expense app for couples. Add your bills, record what you’ve each put in, and see what’s left to contribute.
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Work out your split Free calculator · No account needed
For the life you share.
And the bills that come with it.
One owner subscription.
For one person or two.
Start on your own.
Invite your partner when you’re ready.
A little less to keep track of
See your bills, what you’ve each put in, and what’s still needed.
Real app captures with fictional data. Each example stands on its own.
01 / The shared picture
Rent, groceries, and the money you’ve each put in—keep it all together instead of piecing it back together later.
Home uses your agreed split to show what each person has contributed and what’s left.
Figures from this Activity example. Recording a deposit doesn’t move money.
02 / Your kind of fair
Equal isn’t the only way to share. Choose the starting percentages that feel right for you when you invite your partner.
Houspensive uses your agreed split for shared bills, so you can both see how your share adds up.
Try this with a bill total
03 / Expected isn’t received
If you set money aside regularly, plan a recurring deposit so you know what to expect and when.
When it arrives, confirm it. Until then, it won’t be counted in your balance.
A schedule helps you plan. It doesn’t connect to your bank, transfer money, or post deposits automatically.
04 / A head start, kept
Yes. If you’ve put in more than your share, you can see that credit instead of having to remember it.
When you close the month, Houspensive reconciles the figures and carries credit into the next month.
This month’s extra.
Next month’s head start.
The same Home example shown above: Taylor has $80 credit while Alex has $80 left. It shows current-month credit, not a completed month close.
A clearer place to start
Talk through the options or try the numbers together. These are here whenever you need them.
Good to know
The practical details, without the guesswork.
Still have a question?Visit supportYes. Start on your own and invite one partner later. Your solo household begins with just you, at 100%—no placeholder partner needed.
No. You enter your bills and record deposits in the app. Bank transfers and payments happen separately. Houspensive helps you understand the numbers; it doesn’t connect to your bank or pay bills for you.
It’s the additional amount the app shows a person needs to contribute for the selected month, based on their household’s recorded figures and applicable credit choices. For example, if your share is $360, you’ve deposited $280, and no other balances or credit apply, you have $80 left to deposit. Houspensive doesn’t send a transfer or payment request.
Houspensive shows a person’s credit when they’ve contributed more than their share. For example, if your share is $540 and you’ve deposited $620, that’s $80 above your share in this simple example. Credit stays in the ledger and is carried forward when the month is closed. Each person can choose whether to use their own available credit in an open month; using it changes the requested contribution, not the deposits already recorded.
No. One owner subscription covers a household of one or two people. A three-day household trial starts when you create the household, with no automatic charge at its end. An active owner subscription is then required for continued access. The household trial is separate from any Apple introductory offer; available plans and localized prices are shown in the app before purchase.
Yes. For example, you could plan a $100 deposit each payday. It stays expected—and out of your balance—until you confirm it was received. You can adjust the amount when confirming. Expected, unconfirmed, or skipped deposits don’t count toward your balance. Houspensive doesn’t transfer money or detect bank deposits.
You choose when to prepare the month. Reusable Bill Names help you get started, and you confirm the bills that should count. Expected or unconfirmed plans stay separate from confirmed financial totals.
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Houspensive is preparing for launch on iPhone with iOS 26 or later. Follow @Houspensive on X for launch updates. We’ll add the App Store link here when it’s publicly available.
For the home you share
Coming to iPhone. Shared expenses, settled.