Pick your household type when you start, and CASHO tailors the roles, the copy and which numbers lead. Same app, shaped like your place, so it feels built for you rather than bolted on.
2 minutes to set up · no card · no bank login
Pick your household type when you start, and CASHO tailors the roles, the copy and which numbers lead, so it feels built for you, not bolted on.
A shared dashboard with each person’s contribution and spend side by side, plus a joint savings goal. Two minutes together on a Sunday, not a spreadsheet stand-off.
A family savings goal (that trip), kids’ allowance tracking, and a bigger category set for childcare, school and activities. Let the kids learn to log.
Settle-up tags show who’s owed back and who owes the house, with a “who’s paid what” view, so the awkward chat sorts itself out.
A tax set-aside figure, a cash buffer with months of runway, and a “safe to spend” number after tax and bills. Just you, finally clear.
It’s not just different wording. The household type decides which figures lead, what the fairness line means, which roles exist, and which categories you get.
Couples and families open on income, spent, saved and subscriptions. Housemates see their share and what they are owed. Freelancers see a tax set-aside and a safe-to-spend figure.
The same member card reads as net contributor versus spender for couples, owed back or owes the house for share houses, and an allowance balance for kids.
Primary, Partner or Secondary, Member and Viewer everywhere, plus Teen (view and log) and Kid (view only) in family households.
Family households get a bigger category set for childcare, education and activities, so the real spending has somewhere sensible to go.
You can belong to more than one household at a time and switch between them, so your home and your share house never mix. Each household keeps completely separate data, its own members, its own budgets and its own savings goal. Handy when you move in together, move out, or start freelancing alongside a family budget.
Three honest exclusions, so nobody signs up for the wrong thing.
The type you choose at setup tailors the copy, the default roles and which modules appear. If your living situation changes, you can also create a new household and switch between them, with completely separate data in each.
Yes. You can belong to several households, for example your home and a share house, and switch between them. Each keeps completely separate data.
No. A household can hold as many members as you need, and everyone sees the same shared data in real time with their own login and role.
Free while we’re in beta, no card, no bank login, no catch. Pick your household type and see where the money really goes.
A Premium plan (~$7/household/mo) arrives after beta. Everyone in beta keeps the core free.