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Shared expenses
The grocery, the rent, the thing you both used.
No bank loginOfflineNo ads
Share costs, not bank logins.
Shared expenses, a running total, who is owed what — typed on the phone. Split-the-bill clouds want every roommate to join. Banks want the password. This is the nest's book.
Store listings are not public yet. This link stays valid the hour they go live.
See how it works01 — The problem
Household money apps want a shared cloud and a card feed. Fine — if everyone will actually sign up.
SharedNestMoney is the book on the phone that already runs the house: what was spent, who is in, what is owed. Offline. No bank.

02 — The job
A household book. Not a bank. Not TipSplit (that is one dinner).
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The grocery, the rent, the thing you both used.
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A running number, not a fight.
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Nothing to Plaid.
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No roommate cloud required.
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The dinner table has no wifi.
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Not on the nest.
03 — On the device
Real screens go here when we have captures. Costs on the device. We will not invent a bank UI.
04 — Proof
05 — Privacy
Household money is not a fintech dataset.
SharedNestMoney is a personal household log. It is not a bank, not a transfer app, and not tax software.
06 — Price
Subscription only. No free tier. No trial. Cancel in your store account.
Nest pass
Included: shared costs · balances · no bank · offline · no ads
07 — FAQ
No.
No. It is the household book — rent, groceries, who is owed.
No. It runs on the phone that already runs the house.
Yes.
No.
$0.99 per month or $9.99 per year. Subscription only. No free trial.
Both, when listed.
SharedNestMoney is the household book that does not ask for a bank password.
Store listings are not public yet. This link stays valid the hour they go live.
Sending this to a friend? One QR. The phone opens the right store when it exists — or this page until then.