Track it. Split it. Prove it.
Your budget stays private. Your splits come with receipts. Expenny maps where your money goes, keeps your goals on the gauges, and backs every shared bill with the bank line it came from.
EXPENNY BUDGETING
— HOUSEHOLD —
- TRANSACTIONS IMPORTED
- 214
- AUTO-CATEGORISED
- 93%
- SHARED WITH 1 PERSON
- $77.10
- BILL SENT
- 1
- MONEY IN
- $4,180.00
- MONEY OUT
- $3,638.00
- LEFTOVER
- $542.00
- GOAL: QUEENSTOWN
- +$342.00
- ACCOUNTS RECONCILED
- 4/4 ✓
- FEB 2026 — CLOSED ∎
Example receipt · a sample month, not your data
Know where every dollar goes.
Fig. 01 · cash-flow map + goal gauges · example dataEach gauge → a statement line
Split the bill, not the friendship.
Every shared charge is carved out of a real, imported bank transaction. Your flatmate sees exactly why they owe $77.10 — the original charge, your note, the category — without ever seeing the rest of your money.
Halves, thirds, any percentage. Expenny does the maths and keeps the receipts. Over- or under-payments get written off with a reason, or carried into next month. Nothing gets awkward.
PEWPEW'S COPY · FEB 2026

Months that stay closed.
Fig. 03 · the archive shelf · exampleA finished month becomes a read-only book: tamper-evident, balances carried forward, history you can stand on.
Closing balance → next periodThe books close. Everyone smiles.
Finalising locks the month for good, rolls your balances into March, and issues every shared bill in one go — proof attached, friendship intact.

February 2026 — closed ∎
Locked, archived, and off your mind.
Budget like you like each other.
Import a statement, split the shared stuff, and close your first month with proof.