Three rhythms
| Rhythm | Periods | Settle reminder |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly | Calendar months | End of the month |
| Twice a month | 1st to 15th, 16th to month end | The 15th and the last day |
| Every two weeks | Every 14 days from a payday | Each payday |
Balance by period
Short answerCouplesplit can show your balance monthly, twice a month (1st to 15th and 16th to month end) or every two weeks from a payday. The total never resets: you see where it came from, period by period, and can settle everything or only up to the previous period.
| Rhythm | Periods | Settle reminder |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly | Calendar months | End of the month |
| Twice a month | 1st to 15th, 16th to month end | The 15th and the last day |
| Every two weeks | Every 14 days from a payday | Each payday |
The balance detail shows this period, the six before it and an “Earlier” row, so the rows always add up to the total. Home, Pulse, budgets, reports and Wrapped stay monthly.
You transfer from your bank as usual and record the settlement in the app. The balance updates for both of you.
Twice a month uses fixed dates: the 1st to the 15th and the 16th to the end of the month. Every two weeks counts 14 days from a payday, so the dates move through the year.
No. The balance accumulates; periods show where it came from and let you settle up to a cut-off.
Yes. With a half-month or two-week rhythm you can enter the salary per period, and Couplesplit keeps the monthly equivalent for the income split.