For couples
Separate purchases. One household month.
One person buys groceries. The other pays for dinner and internet. Remembering your own spending is easier than keeping the shared month in view. Hisava gives couples one record of household spending, even when they pay separately.
Get startedAgree on what the month has to work with
Set a household monthly budget. As either member records purchases, Hisava shows the recorded spending and remaining amount together. You can review a previous month without mixing it into the current one.
Record who paid without losing the household picture
Add the purchase, date, category, and who paid. Split equally, by percentage, or by amount when the cost is shared differently. Both members can see the spending, while household balances keep track of what is owed between you.
Bring context to your next conversation
Look at category spending and comparisons with previous months, then review upcoming planned purchases. Hisava shows amounts and consequences; the two of you decide what to do next.
A month you can read at a glance
With a $3,000 monthly budget and $1,800 of recorded spending, $1,200 remains. A $600 TV planned for that month would leave $600 if purchased. Planning the TV does not record an expense or reserve the money.
Illustrative household example.
Hisava currently supports two active members per household. Invite your partner from Settings; no bank connection is required.
See how Hisava works, read about household privacy, or find practical answers in Help.