Splitwise, Mobills and Organizze solve part of the problem. eziduo organises the couple's spending, bills, cards and goals, with no bank access needed.
Every entry is labelled ours, mine or yours, logged on the spot or imported from your statement on the Plus plan.
The dashboard shows both sides without sorting receipts or opening a spreadsheet to add it all up.
Beyond day to day spending, organise the couple's cards, goals and trips in the same place.
Built for a couple to track money the whole month, not to settle a one off bill.
Apps like Splitwise work out who owes who for a one off expense within a group. eziduo tracks the couple's spending, bills, cards and goals, month after month.
Organizze advertises a direct bank connection, and Mobills Premium advertises automatic bank integration. eziduo doesn't use Open Finance: you log entries manually or import your statement.
Mobills and Organizze are general personal finance apps. eziduo starts from the two of you, with shared goals and trips from day one.
On the Plus plan, ask about the couple's spending and get an answer right away, no spreadsheet needed.
One off bill splitting apps settle a single expense and stop there. eziduo shows the couple's spending, bills, cards and goals together, with every entry labelled by who it belongs to, without asking for access to anyone's bank account.
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Real stories from couples who stopped arguing about money and started planning together.
First to sort things out between the two of us, and to get a clear picture of what we need to do to keep growing. Today the money conversation takes a few minutes, with no argument, and we know exactly how much will be left before the month ends.
Not in the same way. Splitwise was built to split a one off expense (a trip, a dinner, shared rent) within a group, working out who owes what to whom. eziduo tracks the couple's whole month, spending, bills, cards and goals, without settling an account between the two of you.
No. Every entry is labelled ours, mine or yours, and the dashboard shows each person's total and the couple's total, but there's no calculation of one owing a set amount to the other.
Mobills and Organizze are personal finance apps, built for one person to organise their own accounts. eziduo was built for couples: every entry already comes labelled ours, mine or yours, and goals and trips are designed for two people from the start.
No. Unlike features such as Organizze's direct bank connection or Mobills Premium's automatic bank integration, eziduo doesn't use Open Finance or ask for access to your account. You log entries manually or import your statement.
You can, but that's not what it's built for. eziduo is designed to track the couple's whole month, not as a one off bill splitting calculator.
Not to get started. The Free plan already includes unlimited manual entries, a forecast for the month and the next 12 months, 1 card, 3 goals and 1 trip. Plus unlocks unlimited cards, goals and trips, statement import with AI suggestions, the AI Assistant and the 5 year forecast.
eziduo is built for couples: entries, goals and trips all start from that two person relationship, not a group of friends splitting an expense.
When incomes are similar, a straight 50/50 split works fine. When they're not, a proportional split tends to be fairer: for example, if Ana earns £2,000 and Rafael earns £3,000, Ana covers 40% of the bills and Rafael 60%, each paying the same share of their own income. eziduo lets you tag every entry as ours, mine or yours so the dashboard totals it up for you.
There are one off splitting apps, like Splitwise, built to settle a single expense within a group. eziduo is different: it's built for a couple to track the whole month together, spending, bills, cards and goals, not just a single settle up.
You can, but it means keeping two apps open, one for splitting and one for the couple's overall finances. eziduo brings both together: every entry is already labelled ours, mine or yours, inside the same dashboard where you also track cards, goals and trips.
Free to start, takes 2 minutes.
Budget, itinerary, checklist and savings for your next trip, all in one place.
Import your statement in seconds and see instalments, who spent what and subscriptions all sorted out.
Save for what matters, together, with contributions, a directed year end bonus and progress both of you can see.
This month's balance, a 12 month projection and 5 year scenarios, with the traffic light you set as a couple.
Ask about the couple's spending, cards, subscriptions and goals, and add something new only after you confirm it.
Compare how a joint account works at different Brazilian banks, and see how to organise money as a couple without opening one.
