Selective account sharing · Separate logins
Share the accounts you choose with your partner
Invite another PopaDex user and give them visibility into selected account records. Keep individual logins and decide which records belong in your shared financial review.
Both users need Premium and enabled encrypted vaults. Confirm the current checkout price in the app before subscribing.
Share selected records, then reconcile the household total separately
The current workflow gives two separate PopaDex logins visibility into selected account records. Agree on scope before sharing financial data, and use your own reconciliation process if you need one household total.
- Both partners need their own Premium subscription and an enabled encrypted vault. At the €5 monthly web price per person, two subscriptions total €10/month. Check the offer for each account before paying.
- Separate personal accounts from joint accounts. In a fictional example, one partner has €50,000, the other €70,000, and joint savings are €30,000: the household total is €150,000—not €180,000.
- Designate one record for each shared asset. Sharing a selected record is different from creating another copy of the same bank balance in the second partner’s portfolio.
- Use separate logins and confirm the recipient can see a small test record before sharing more. This page does not promise partner editing rights.
- Agree how to represent partial ownership, excluded personal assets and joint debts. Reconcile the household total with your own worksheet rather than assuming duplicate detection or automatic ownership percentages.
Before you commit: The app does not promise an automatically reconciled household total, duplicate detection, fractional ownership, shared history, a shared FIRE plan or partner editing rights.
Verified product boundary
What the current couples workflow does and does not do
Use this boundary when deciding whether the product fits your household.
Available now
- Invite another PopaDex user.
- Choose account records to share.
- See selected shared account records.
- Keep separate user logins.
- Use the workflow when both users have Premium and enabled encrypted vaults.
Not promised by this page
- An automatically reconciled household net-worth total.
- A combined household history or shared FIRE plan.
- Partner editing permissions.
- Transaction budgeting, bill splitting or purchase chat.
- A fixed price outside the live checkout.
Choose by job
Account sharing, household balance sheet, budget app, or bill splitter?
A careful setup
Share only after agreeing the household scope
Keep separate credentials
Create individual logins and use the invitation flow. Do not share passwords or encryption credentials.
Select records deliberately
Share only the account records needed for the review you have agreed to conduct together.
Reconcile outside the sharing list
Agree how jointly owned assets and liabilities should be counted. The current sharing view is not evidence of a calculated household total.
Revisit access after life changes
Review what is shared after relocation, marriage, separation, a property purchase or another material change.
Couples account-sharing questions
Do we have to share every account?
No. The workflow is based on selected account records. Agree what belongs in your shared review and keep unrelated records private.
What do both users need?
The verified application rules require both users to have Premium and enabled encrypted vaults. Check current checkout terms in the app.
Can my partner edit a shared account?
Do not assume editing rights from this page. The verified public promise is visibility into selected shared account records.
Can this replace a couples budget app?
No. Use a dedicated budgeting or expense-sharing app if you need transaction categories, spending limits, bill splitting or purchase chat.
Start with selective visibility
Create separate accounts, enable the required encrypted vaults, and share only the account records you both choose.
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