Shared expenses, settled.
Add your shared bills. Record what each of you has put in. See what’s left for each person.
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A shared home.
A clearer month.
For the rent, the groceries, and the
“did you put your part in?”
Start on your own.
Invite your partner when you’re ready.
A little less mental maths
Three familiar moments. One place to make sense of them.
01 / The shared picture
Some from you. Some from your partner. A few bills added along the way.
Record it all in Houspensive. Your Home screen shows what each person still needs to deposit, with the month’s bills and contributions behind it.
Fictional figures from Home above. Recording a deposit doesn’t move money.
02 / Your kind of fair
Sharing a home doesn’t mean earning the same amount. Choose your starting percentages when you invite your partner.
Houspensive uses your agreed split for shared bills. Fair is what works for the two of you.
03 / A head start, kept
Yes. An extra contribution becomes credit, not a number you have to remember.
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 screen shows current-month credit. Carry-forward happens when the month is closed—not a bank transfer.
A closer look / 21 seconds
A short tour of the real app: a shared month, a chosen split, and a clear answer.
Edited example screens with fictional figures. Separate states—not a recording of a live payment.
An example household sees each person’s remaining contribution on Home. Activity keeps bills, deposits, and unconfirmed plans in view. Partners choose a starting split. Another example shows current credit; a final settled example shows nothing left to deposit. The app records contributions; it does not transfer money.
The practical things
No new way to bank.
Just a clearer way to keep track.
Yes. 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.
No. The household owner’s subscription covers the household. There is a three-day household trial starting when the household is created; after that, an active owner subscription is required. This is separate from any Apple introductory offer. Available plans and localized prices are shown in the app before purchase.
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.