Share household money as a couple without losing track

Couples often share rent and groceries but keep some spends private. Spreadsheets feel heavy. A single wallet app can feel too merged.

NestSplit gives you a two-person group for shared bills, personal expenses for your own stuff, and clear balances when one of you pays more in a month.

Shared vs personal

Put rent, WiFi, groceries, and dates you both agreed to share in the couple group. Subscriptions, gifts, or solo shopping stay as personal expenses so they never change what your partner owes.

  • Shared: rent, utilities, household groceries
  • Shared: trips and dinners you both treat as joint
  • Personal: individual shopping, hobbies, gifts

Fair when incomes differ

Equal split is simple when that is your rule. If you contribute in different ratios, use custom amounts or percentages on each expense — or settle a monthly top-up on UPI and mark it in Settlements.

Invite just your partner

Create a Shared living or Solo-style group for two, send the invite link, and approve the join. You do not need a large flatmate setup to keep household money clear.

Sign in with Google to create a group and start tracking.