Households
Shared money, without the arguments
Rent, bills, shopping and school fees - one record everyone in the house can see.
Splitting money with people you live with is less about arithmetic than about memory. Somebody paid the water bill in March, somebody else has covered shopping three weeks running, and neither of you wants to be the person keeping a tally. The resentment does not come from the money. It comes from not being able to check.
What Jamvi does about it
One history, not two versions
Everybody sees the same entries in the same order. Nobody has to remember who paid what, because it is written down where all of you can look.
Your own budget stays yours
A shared budget for the house and a private one for you, in the same app and the same subscription. What you spend on your own is not in the shared record.
Saving towards something together
A deposit, a trip, a plot. Set the target once and watch it fill as any of you adds to it, with everyone seeing how far there is to go.
A couple, a family or a flat
Two people or six, related or not. A house is a house - the record does not care how you are connected.
What you start with
Households usually want the lot, so everything is on. Anything you do not use can be switched off.
- Expenses
- Budget
- Savings goals
- Contributions
- Joint account
- Reports
- Activity
Questions households ask
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