AllWallet RU Open app
Budget app for couples

One budget for two — and something of your own

Shared spending is visible to both of you, personal spending only to whoever logged it. Each of you signs in with your own email on your own phone, and the monthly totals are shared and fair.

60 days free · no ads · no bank access

One budget for two — and something of your own
Usually

Everyone sees everything

One login for two or a shared spreadsheet: every purchase is on display, and budgeting quickly turns into reporting to each other.

Or else

Each on your own

Separate money and no big picture: nobody knows how much goes on the home, groceries and kids, or who puts in what.

With AllWallet

Ours and mine

Every entry is either shared or personal. Shared entries add up to your totals as a couple, personal ones stay with you — the server enforces it, not a promise.

Features

So money doesn’t become a fight

Question on an expense

“What was this €120?” — right on the expense

Ask under the entry itself: you both see the answer, no evening interrogation needed.

The thread stays next to the expense, so a month later it still makes sense.

“What was this €120?” — right on the expense
Secret until a date

A gift for your partner stays a surprise

Mark an expense as “secret until a date” and your partner only sees it on that day.

You can keep the price private even after: the gift shows, the amount doesn’t.

A gift for your partner stays a surprise
Family scales

See who put how much into the shared pot

The scales show each person’s share of shared spending — no “you owe me”.

Want to track debts? Turn it on for yourself in settings. Nothing changes for your partner.

See who put how much into the shared pot
Privacy within the couple

Personal stays personal

What your partner sees

For every shared expense: everything, no details or no amount. What you hide never even reaches their phone.

Hide your income

Your partner sees that the salary arrived; only the person who got it knows the amount.

Personal pocket

Everyone gets an amount “for themselves” each month. The other sees only what’s left, not what you bought.

Agreements

“Over €200 — we talk it through”: write down your own rules and AllWallet reminds you at the right moment.

Wishlist

Put a big purchase on the list: you both give it a 👍 or 👎 and see how it changes the daily allowance.

Money date

10 minutes a week for the two of you with Easy: totals, questions on expenses, goals. Part of the Family plan.

How it works

How to start as a couple

  1. Sign in with your email

    You get a 6-digit code. No password — so there’s nothing to steal.

  2. Invite your partner

    Show a QR code or send a link — your shared wallet appears right away.

  3. Decide what to share

    Household costs, all spending, or income too. Everything else each of you keeps in your own “Me” tab.

FAQ

The short version

Will my partner see my personal spending?

No. Only you see your personal entries: the server checks access, so they can’t be fetched even around the app.

Can we share only some of our spending?

Yes. Every entry is either shared or personal, and you decide what to track together: just household costs, all spending, or income too.

Do we need a joint bank account?

No. AllWallet doesn’t connect to banks: you log expenses by phrase, by voice or in the form, and your bank passwords stay with you.

What if we earn different amounts?

The family scales show who put how much into shared spending. You can turn on debt tracking for yourself in settings — nothing changes for your partner.

How much does it cost?

The first 60 days are free, no card needed. After that the Family plan is €4 a month or €40 a year: you, your partner and two more by link.

Try it together — the first 60 days are free

60 days free. All you need is an email.