Twoget

Twoget is a gentle budget app for couples and roommates who share life — and expenses. We built this app around one quiet idea: tracking money together shouldn't feel like keeping score. —— What you can do —— - Log expenses in seconds. Quick-input buttons remember your usual purchases — convenience store runs, your café order, weekly groceries. - Split fairly, your way. 50/50, advance payments, or any custom split (70/30, 60/40 — whatever fits your situation). - Watch the balance softly. Two floating bubbles show who's currently paid more. Tap to reveal amounts. - Settle when you're ready. One tap to reset the balance. Past records stay intact. - Categories that fit you. Add your own (date nights, travel, gifts) or use the built-in ones. - Recurring expenses. Rent, subscriptions, utilities — set once, recorded automatically. - Shared notes. A year-long shared notepad for whatever you both need to remember. - Summary view. Donut charts, monthly totals, calendar view, year/month switching. - Cloud sync, when you want it. Optional. Pair with your partner via invitation code. —— Why "no blame"? —— Many expense apps use red text, alarming icons, or aggressive deficit warnings. Money tension between partners is real — we didn't want to make it worse. Instead, Twoget uses soft colors, gentle visualizations, and never frames anyone as "spending too much." Your spending is just data, not a verdict. —— Privacy first —— Your data stays on your device by default. Cloud sync is optional and clearly opt-in. We don't track you, we don't show ads, we don't sell anything. —— Pricing —— 100% free. All features available without payment. If you find the app useful, optional support tiers are available — small one-time tips. Each comes with a small visual thank-you. No feature is locked behind a paywall. —— Made for —— - Couples sharing expenses - Newly married pairs - Roommates - Long-distance partners managing shared subscriptions - Anyone tired of being "the one tracking the spreadsheet" —— Get in touch —— Questions, bug reports, feedback: [email protected] Made with care by a small independent developer in Japan.