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Bills and budgets, part of Money

Every bill, every split, one place.

Track what the house owes and who owes whom. Bills schedule the next one, splits keep themselves fair, and budgets show where the month is going.

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Bills

Mark paid. The next one is already scheduled.

A bill has an amount, a due date, a repeat, an autopay flag, who pays it and how it splits. When it is paid, tap Mark paid: the payment is recorded in the bill’s history and the next one is scheduled.

  • Payment history for every bill
  • Autopay flag, so you know which ones look after themselves
  • Due dates on the shared calendar

The 20% flag

A bill that jumps gets noticed.

When a bill comes in more than 20% above the average of its last three payments, it gets flagged. The water bill that was $57 and is now $76 is worth a look before anyone pays it.

Shared costs

Splits, balances and settling up.

Expenses

A category, who paid and how it splits: equally, by custom amounts, or on one person.

Balances

A running tally of who owes whom, always up to date.

Settle up

Record a settle up when someone pays, and the balance clears.

Budgets

A monthly budget per category, with progress as the month goes.

Subscriptions

Cost, cycle, renewal date, a yearly total and a reminder before renewal.

CSV import

Bring expenses in from a spreadsheet file.

No bank connections

Nothing connects to your bank. Bills and expenses are typed in, imported from a CSV, or read from a photo with AI document reading on Household+.

Which plans include it

Bills, expenses, splits, budgets and subscriptions are on Household and Household+. The bill flag and the full set of automations come with them. Compare plans.

Questions

About bills and budgets

Does it move money?

No. Kinnomy keeps track of money. You pay bills and each other the way you already do, then record it.

Can we use it just for splitting costs?

Yes. Expenses, splits, balances and settle up work on their own. Many roommates start there.

Can I bring in expenses from a spreadsheet?

Yes. Expenses can be imported from a CSV file.

More of the house

Other modules

Calendar

Month, week and agenda, with conflicts caught.

Documents

A private vault with expiry reminders.

Talk

Threads for plans and items.

Places

Opt-in location with guardrails.

All 15 modules

Give your home an operating system.

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