Housemates & households

The shared fridge, the energy bill, fairly split.

In a shared house small amounts pile up fast. Penny Monet keeps a running record of who paid for what, so nobody has to keep score in their head.

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App interface with fictional example data

Typical money matters

What households share

Groceries

Weekly shopping, split over everyone who eats along.

Energy and internet

Recurring bills, entered when they arrive and split by agreement.

Household supplies

Cleaning products, toilet paper and the new vacuum cleaner.

House kitty

A shared kitty that one housemate looks after.

Clear for everyone

Credits and debts side by side.

Each housemate sees what the house owes them and what they owe the house. When it suits everyone, an authorised housemate can offset one against the other, on the record.

Offsetting

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Penny Monet doesn’t create recurring bookings automatically. You enter each bill when it arrives, which also keeps the record honest.

Keep the peace in the house.

See what this looks like with example data, or read how the flow works.