An app designed to track shared expenses, managing automatic deductions from linked credit cards to eliminate the discomfort of payment discussions.
Keyword | Avg Searches | Difficulty | Competition |
---|---|---|---|
expense tracking app | 2900 | 32 | LOW |
shared bills management | 10 | N/A | N/A |
automate bill payments | 1900 | 16 | LOW |
split expenses app | 1900 | 9 | LOW |
best budget app | 40500 | 40 | MEDIUM |
expense tracker | 27100 | 54 | MEDIUM |
business expense tracker | 3600 | 51 | MEDIUM |
mileage tracker app | 6600 | 34 | MEDIUM |
Reddit users frequently discuss the inconveniences and discomfort associated with managing shared expenses, particularly in contexts like cohabitation, co-parenting, and group travel. Current solutions often fail to address the need for seamless tracking and automatic deductions.
Analyzing the discourse, it is evident that the target audience spans various demographics, including young professionals, cohabitating couples, parents, travelers, and roommates.
Competitor | Strengths | Weaknesses |
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Splitwise | - Easy bill-splitting feature<br>- User-friendly interface | - Lacks automatic deduction functionality<br>- Limited automation in tracking payments |
Mint | - Comprehensive financial tracking <br>- Good automation for individual expenses | - Poor categorization accuracy<br>- Lacks focus on shared expenses |
YNAB | - Focus on budgeting<br>- Strong community support | - Manual tracking required<br>- Lacks automated expense handling |
OurFamilyWizard | - Comprehensive co-parenting tools<br>- Financial features included | - Expensive subscription<br>- Niche market focused primarily on divorced/separated parents |
By addressing the clear discomfort and challenges mentioned by Reddit users, this solution aims to provide an efficient, automated approach to managing shared expenses, ultimately reducing financial stress and improving relationships.
r/personalfinance - May 6, 2023
I have been using Intuit Mint for 5 years ever since coming to the US...I am curious, for people who heavily rely on automated expense tracking for similar purpose as I described, what tool/app are they using?
r/personalfinance - May 6, 2023
Instead of dealing with fixing categories in Mint I prefer to use YNAB, which is much more manual, but I just categorize transactions as they come in, so it's not much work.
r/apple - October 2, 2022
I’m Rafael, a 18 year old student from Singapore, and Dime is the culmination of my first foray into iOS programming. Dime is a beautiful expense tracker and budgeting tool built with iOS design guidelines in mind.
r/apple - October 2, 2022
Nice work! Is there any way to add shared expense tracking? My partner and I are looking for a good option that we can both use separately but have a section that tallies up shared expenses.
r/InternetIsBeautiful - December 3, 2022
This is so great. When I was a kid, my divorced parents had me make spreadsheets for spending by each parent then they would argue disputes through me. It sucked...If even one kid avoids that stress, I'm glad your website exists.
r/InternetIsBeautiful - December 3, 2022
What if no co-parents contribute? Hahaha...☹️
r/SwissPersonalFinance - March 25, 2024
Hi all, newbie to this group...I need to save more (hard to change habits after years of having way more discretional spending) and checking on the phone before shopping etc is what I think will help.
r/SwissPersonalFinance - March 25, 2024
The best one I've used is Revolut, I think their budget/expense categorization has no real competition here in Switzerland...
r/Blazor - February 16, 2024
Shared expenses are often difficult to track, from remembering who paid their portion, to remembering how much they might have owed in the first place...Expenmo offers a solution for shared expenses.
r/Blazor - February 17, 2024
Nice looking app. Great job!
r/budget - June 18, 2024
I am tracking my expenses in an app with quite a lot of details IMO. When I buy something in a supermarket I write down each item individually instead of just one big expense for grocery...
r/budget - June 18, 2024
I used to. Every single transaction I would add notes with exactly what I bought. For a few years. Then I would export each year to archive as a spreadsheet so it showed a complete list of everything I purchased in detail...
r/PersonalFinanceCanada - September 12, 2023
My husband and I have been together since high school...Is it the best idea to combine all of our money or is there a better way?
r/PersonalFinanceCanada - September 12, 2023
My wife and I have been together for 8 years and doing the separate finances the whole time similar to you...You will need to work with your husband to figure out what you both want and come up with a strategy that fits...
r/AusFinance - June 5, 2022
Partner and myself have recently purchased an apartment in Sydney and are looking to understand the best way to split our shared expenses.
r/AusFinance - June 5, 2022
Get a joint account in both of your names that you both have a card to and put the money for the shared expenses in there.
r/PersonalFinanceCanada - November 23, 2023
Currently live with my girlfriend of 6 months in a house I bought before we got together...Based on all of that what is a fair amount that she contributes towards living expenses?
r/PersonalFinanceCanada - November 23, 2023
You know your numbers and your own lifestyle choices. That's a good start, but it's not the whole picture. What are her numbers?...There are lots of ways to figure out what is fair during co-habitation, but that's primary a relationship question.
r/Divorce - March 28, 2023
I'm using google Sheets & bank app. Are there better ways to do it?
r/Divorce - March 28, 2023
We used Google sheets. It works for us. We still have a joint account that we keep just a little money in. We use it to transfer money to each other and transfer money to our kids.
r/BestofRedditorUpdates - November 7, 2022
OP explains that her husband earns significantly more than her but insists on splitting all costs 50/50 despite the obvious disparity in their financial situation.
r/BestofRedditorUpdates - November 7, 2022
She may have agreed to the 50/50 lifestyle and having a baby, but did she agree to be the only one cooking for the family, cleaning for the family, doing laundry for the family?...Had I seen her original post I would have suggested that she make him consider those hours in lieu of some of her contribution.
r/TwoXChromosomes - May 4, 2022
When Roe v Wade gets overturned, the government could use data from your tracking app to persecute for missed periods that don’t result in a baby. Miscarriages, abortions, late cycles are all reasons to hide your data.
r/TwoXChromosomes - May 4, 2022
Joke’s on them, according to the app, I started 928 days ago and never stopped. 😂😂😂 I just forgot to end it.
r/androidapps - February 16, 2024
This app solves a problem that I've had with remembering which people still owed me money for a shared expense by allowing me to track the expenses and the contributions to it.
r/androidapps - January 23, 2024
Tell me why this is better than splitwise?
r/personalfinanceindia - May 4, 2024
I am searching for an Expense Tracker app that can assist me in adding shared expenses to it. For instance, if I add a common expense from a restaurant bill, I should be able to tag my share of the bill as an expense, and the remaining amount as lent money.
r/personalfinanceindia - May 5, 2024
Splitwise