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Plan each pay cycle together, around both your paydays

Duo Budget is a budget planning app for couples. Plan around when each of you actually gets paid, so you can both see what's left this pay cycle and plan what's coming next.

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Coming soonfor iPhone, iPad and Android™ devices

Duo Budget is on its way to the App Store and Google Play.

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Why Duo Budget

  • Both paydays, one planSet each partner's pay cycle. Duo Budget plans in fortnights and converts weekly, twice-a-month and monthly pay to match, so the numbers line up with your real paydays.
  • Shared and personal, side by sidePlan the joint bills and your own spending in one place, and plan your goals together, with each person's share shown.
  • Equal partners, with room for youNo admin and no "main" account, so you're both equals. Keep your own spending in your own lines while you plan the shared stuff together.

You set the plan. You add your own income, bills and spending, so the plan reflects what the two of you decide.

A look inside

Home screen showing what's left over this fortnight, where the money goes, and the next payday
Home: what's left this fortnight
Budget screen with income and savings split into ours, yours and mine
Budget: ours, yours and mine
Goals screen showing shared savings goals and each partner's contribution
Goals: plan and save together
Trends screen showing spending by category this fortnight, with each category compared to the plan
Trends: each fortnight against the plan

On iPad

Home on iPad in landscape, with what's left over, totals, where the money goes, next payday and trends laid out side by side
Home: the whole fortnight at a glance
Trends on iPad in landscape, with spending by category next to income vs spending and left at payday charts
Trends: spending and paydays over time

Screens show sample data for a fictional couple, Chloe and Jack.