Introducing Halfsies

The zero-based budgeting tool for couples that splits joint accounts into…

Three smartphone screens displaying a financial app interface. The first screen shows 'Mine' with checking account balance and transactions. The second screen shows 'Ours' with shared spending details and transactions. The third screen shows 'Yours' with a message about permission needed to view allowance details.
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Split your balance

Assign allowances to three virtual accounts: Personal, Partner, and Shared

Mobile banking app interface showing account balance, spending categories, and recent transactions for multiple users named Jade, Shared, and Leah.

Budget your allowances

Earmark money for expenses, goals, and savings automatically each paycheck

Mobile app budget screen showing checking account balance, expenses, and savings, with specific categories like Internet and Caribbean Cruise.

Manage Daily Spending

Once your budget is set, easily reference your Spend Amount to always know how much you can spend

Mobile banking app interface displaying checking account with balance of $500.00 and shared spending details of $197.19. Transactions show Earnin, checking transfer, Cash App transfer, and Chevron with respective amounts and dates.

Square Up

Use your allowances to split and cover new transactions as they arise

Mobile app screen for splitting transaction, showing amounts for Shared, Jade, and Leah with numeric keypad. Visible balances and navigation bar at top.

Keep things private

Hide your assigned transactions and personal budget from your partner’s view. Or for more transparency, adjust your settings to keep them visible. It’s up to you!

Mobile banking app screen showing a message that permission is needed to view allowance details. Tabs for Jade, Shared, and Leah are visible. Balance is $500.00.

Stay accountable

When your personal allowance runs out, transactions stay in the shared account - where they can be tackled as a team

Mobile banking app interface displaying an insufficient funds notification popup.