A budget app for couples
Share the costs you split and keep the money that is yours. In Auritrack, you and your partner track rent, groceries and bills in a shared household, see who paid for what, and follow a joint budget. Each of you keeps a private personal workspace beside it. One Premium subscription covers you both, and the AI logs spending from a quick message or a receipt photo.
Premium at $20 or ₦15,000 a month covers you both.
Set it up in an evening
One of you subscribes to Premium
Households come with Premium. Whoever subscribes creates the household, and the subscription covers both of you.
Invite your partner by email
Your partner accepts the invite with their own Auritrack account. Their personal workspace stays theirs, and yours stays yours.
Log shared costs in the household
Rent, groceries, utilities and date nights go into the household. Each entry shows who added it, so you both know who paid.
Review the month together
Open the household dashboard to see who spent what, each person’s share and how the shared budgets look.
Shared where it helps, private where it matters
Shared expenses
Rent, food, utilities and holidays live in the household, visible to both of you.
Who spent what
Each person’s total and share of the household spending, on the dashboard.
A joint budget
Set monthly budgets for the costs you share and watch them fill up as either of you logs.
Private personal money
Your own spending, savings and side income stay in your personal workspace.
Talking about money without the spreadsheet
Couples argue about money less when the numbers are already there. The hard part is rarely the budget itself. It is the tracking: who paid the electricity bill, whether the ₦60,000 on groceries was this week or last, and why the joint account is lower than expected.
Pick a split that suits you. Some couples share everything, some split rent and bills evenly, some split in proportion to income. Whatever you choose, put the shared costs in the household and leave the rest personal. When Kemi logs ₦25,000 for the gas refill and David logs the internet bill, the dashboard shows each person’s share without a single message asking “did you pay that?”
Then set a short monthly check-in. Look at the shared budgets, talk about anything that ran over, and agree on next month’s numbers. If you are planning something big together, the wedding budget and saving for a house guides walk through it.
What it costs
Households are part of Premium: $20 or ₦15,000 a month on the web, or $200 (₦150,000) a year. One subscription covers up to 6 people. The Free plan on iOS, Android and Telegram is enough to try personal tracking first. See the full pricing.
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Share the bills, keep your own money
A shared household for the two of you, a private workspace each, and one Premium plan that covers both.
Or get it free on the App Store, Google Play or Telegram.
