Moving in together?
Split the bills your way, share the chores and keep one grocery list. Free for two, so it's free for you.
1 month of Pro free
Free for two, for good · No ads · Invite your partner with one link
The usual suspects
50/50 or fair?
“Unless income is within 5% of each other, 50/50 isn't fair.”
Split equally, by percentage or by exact amounts. Choose once, and the app applies it every time.
“I shouldn't have to ask.”
Chores with names and days on them, rotating on their own. The leaderboard says who's carrying the house this month, so nobody has to.
“Can you grab…?” at 9pm
One live grocery list. They add it when they finish it, and you see it before you're at the checkout.
Built for the first year together
From the first rent payment to the first visit from the in-laws.
Guides
Living together
The best moving in together tips are about the first month, not the move: decide what stays before the boxes arrive, split the moving costs on paper, set up bills, chores, groceries and a calendar in week one, protect some time apart, and check in after four weeks.
12 min read
Money
Couples split finances in one of four ways: 50/50, in proportion to income, a joint account for shared bills with separate money for the rest, or everything joint. The right one depends on how close your incomes are and how much you want to combine.
10 min read
Living together
The questions that matter before moving in together are about money, chores, space and what moving in means to each of you. Ask them before you sign the lease, write down what you agree, and check in again after a month.
10 min read
Pricing
The Free plan covers two people for good, with no ads and no trial clock. Couples upgrade to Pro for unlimited recurring bills, expenses in other currencies, saved splits (like your 60/40), more guests or a second home. Pro's first month is free.
1 month of Pro free
Free plan for two · No daily limits · No ads
| Limit | Free | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Members | 2 | 6 |
| Recurring bills | 2 | Unlimited |
| Houses you own | 1 | 3 |
| Saved splits | — | ✓ |
Questions
Yes. Two members is the Free plan, with no time limit.
Yes. Use a percentage split (for example 60/40). Saving it as your default split is a Pro feature.
Track who paid for what and keep a running balance, so nobody keeps a mental tab. House Plan logs shared expenses with no daily limit, splits each one equally, by percentage or by exact amounts, adds rent and other recurring bills on their own and shows your shared spending by category each month.
No. House Plan works whether you pool everything, keep your money separate or do a bit of both: it records what each of you paid and who owes whom, and settling up clears the balance for you both.
Yes. A third member needs Pro, which covers everyone in the house.
Get House Plan: free for two. Invite your partner with one link.
1 month of Pro free
Free plan for two · No daily limits · No ads
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