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Couplesplit is on Android.

The couples expense app, built for Android with Material 3 Expressive. Purchases log themselves from your bank notifications and Google Wallet. One of you on iPhone and the other on Android? Same household, one subscription for both.

Built for Android. Same Couplesplit.

Purchases log themselves

Allow notification access once and Couplesplit reads the purchase notifications from your bank app and Google Wallet. No passwords, no bank connection.

Widgets on your home screen

See Ours this month and your spending limits at a glance. Ours and Mine live in separate widgets, so shared and personal never mix.

One tap from Quick Settings

Add the New expense tile to Quick Settings, or long-press the app icon, and log an expense in seconds.

Material 3 Expressive

Native Android design with Material 3 Expressive shapes and motion, dark mode, large text, TalkBack and a fingerprint or face lock.

Every feature, from day one

Ours and Mine, 50/50 or by income, fixed payments, monthly or twice-monthly balance, trips and reports.

One on iPhone, one on Android

Each partner uses their own phone. The household stays in sync and one subscription covers both.

Requires Android 8.0 or later. Bank notification capture depends on the notifications your bank sends.

iPhone + Android

One on iPhone, one on Android. One household.

Many couples do not share a phone brand, and they should not need to. Each of you installs Couplesplit on your own phone and joins the same household with the invite. Expenses, the balance, fixed payments and trips stay in sync, and one subscription covers both of you, whichever store it was bought in.

  • Same household on any phone
  • One subscription for both
  • Shared and personal, never mixed

Couplesplit on Android: questions

What is the best app to split expenses as a couple on Android?

It depends on what you need. If you want to split shared costs 50/50 or by income, keep personal spending private and settle with one clear balance, Couplesplit is built for exactly that and is on Google Play. For big groups or roommates, a group splitter like Splitwise fits better.

Can one partner use iPhone and the other Android?

Yes. Each partner installs Couplesplit on their own phone and joins the same household. The balance, expenses and fixed payments stay in sync, and one subscription covers both.

Does it log purchases automatically on Android?

Yes. After you allow notification access once, Couplesplit reads the purchase notifications from your bank app and Google Wallet. It never asks for bank passwords and never connects to your bank. It works with banks that send a notification with the amount.

Which Android version do I need?

Android 8.0 or later.

How much does Couplesplit cost on Android?

14 days free per couple, then US$4.99 a month or US$39.99 a year through Google Play (your country may show a local price). One subscription covers both partners.