I built Abro after noticing that most money arguments in a home aren't about big purchases, they're about small ones nobody remembers: the second bag of groceries, the taxi, the "where did it all go?" at month end.
Abro is a shared spending log for two. You each log on your own phone, in a few taps at the till, and the other person sees it a moment later. You get one total, each person's share and one budget, and there's room for privacy: mark a gift "Only me" and your partner never sees it.
It's built for a currencies, works offline, and never asks for a bank login. I'd love to hear how you and your partner handle shared spending today, and what would make this useful for you.
I built Abro after noticing that most money arguments in a home aren't about big purchases, they're about small ones nobody remembers: the second bag of groceries, the taxi, the "where did it all go?" at month end.
Abro is a shared spending log for two. You each log on your own phone, in a few taps at the till, and the other person sees it a moment later. You get one total, each person's share and one budget, and there's room for privacy: mark a gift "Only me" and your partner never sees it.
It's built for a currencies, works offline, and never asks for a bank login. I'd love to hear how you and your partner handle shared spending today, and what would make this useful for you.