Smart Split
Earn 62% of the income? Pay 62% of the rent. Fairmony splits every expense in proportion to what each of you earns — automatically.
Six ways Fairmony keeps money from coming between you.
Earn 62% of the income? Pay 62% of the rent. Fairmony splits every expense in proportion to what each of you earns — automatically.
No bank linking. Ever. Your financial life stays on your devices — just log expenses as you go.
Rent, utilities, streaming — set them once and Fairmony logs them every month, already split fairly.
Plan for what's coming. Schedule expenses ahead of time and watch your shared balance adjust.
Bought the couch in 12 payments? Track every installment and what each partner still owes.
Pay in euros, settle in dollars. Automatic conversion keeps every split fair across currencies.
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Smart Split
Incomes are rarely identical. Drag the slider and watch Fairmony rebalance a real expense in real time.
Splitting $2,400 rent with Smart Split
We used to argue about money every month. Now we just check the app.
Sarah & MikeFinally, an app that gets that 50/50 isn't fair when salaries are different!
JamieSwitched from Splitwise. This actually feels like it was made for us.
Alex & JordanQuestions
Fairmony is an expense tracker built specifically for couples. Unlike general bill-splitting apps, it divides shared expenses in proportion to each partner’s income with its Smart Split feature, syncs in real time between both partners, and never requires bank linking. It is free on iOS and Android.
When partners earn different amounts, an even 50/50 split is rarely fair. The proportional method splits costs by income share: if one partner earns 60% of the household income, they pay 60% of shared expenses. Fairmony’s Smart Split calculates this automatically for every expense, so a couple earning $4,000 and $6,000 would split a $2,400 rent as $960 and $1,440.
No. Fairmony never links to your bank. You log expenses manually as you go, and your financial data stays on your devices rather than a third-party server. This makes it a privacy-first alternative for couples who want a shared budget without granting bank access.
Yes. Fairmony is free to download and use on both iOS and Android.
Splitwise is designed for roommates and groups splitting one-off bills evenly. Fairmony is designed for couples building a life together: it splits expenses proportionally by income, tracks recurring bills, installments and future payments, supports multiple currencies, and shows a shared balance in real time — without bank linking.
Yes. Fairmony supports multi-currency expenses with automatic conversion, so a couple who earns or spends in different currencies still sees every split calculated fairly.