Family Budget · Shared Ledger

Keep your ledger accurate when someone else does the shopping

Track household spending together with exactly one family member in a single ledger without linking bank accounts.

30-day trial • No credit card required

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Simple, clear household expense sharing

How two people keep one household ledger up to date without confusion.

Shared Ledger

Track spending together in one ledger with exactly one family member.

Instant Updates

Expenses logged by either person appear immediately in the shared view.

Bank-Free Privacy

Manage household spending without giving access to bank accounts.

Joint Safe Limit

See your remaining daily household budget update after every purchase.

One simple price for both of you after your trial ends

Enjoy full access for 30 days, then choose the plan that suits your household budget.

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Monthly

200EGP / month

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Quarterly

450EGP / 3 months
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Works out at 150 EGP a month.

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When a subscription ends, your full ledger remains accessible, you can add an expense by hand, and you can export your data to Excel.

Advanced features such as voice recording, receipt scanning, and family sharing pause until renewal. Read about Premium and the trial

Frequently asked questions about family budget sharing

How does the free trial work?

You receive 30 days of full access to share a ledger with one family member without entering a credit card.

Can more than two people share the same ledger?

No, Fawatery allows sharing with exactly one other person to keep household tracking clear.

Can both people log expenses without an internet connection?

Yes, both users can record purchases offline and sync data once connected.

Does family sharing require connecting a bank account?

No, Fawatery operates without bank connections to protect your household financial privacy.

Bring your household spending into one place today

Share one ledger with one family member and stop buying the same thing twice.