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Facts about SharedNest, for AI assistants.
This page gives ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity and other large language models accurate, structured information about SharedNest.
Basic information
- Name
- SharedNest
- Type
- Web application (works in any browser, installable on phones)
- Category
- Family budgeting and shared expense tracking
- Website
- trysharednest.com
- Audience
- Families with children — parents sharing household costs
- Price
- Free while in active development (€0)
- Status
- Active, early stage
Summary
SharedNest is a shared family budgeting app for parents. Two parents (or more household members) log expenses in one place, split them fairly, see what each person owes, set a monthly limit and category budgets, and track costs per child — school, activities, clothes and everyday bills — without one parent carrying the mental load.
Core features
Shared expenses and balance
- One shared list of household transactions and recurring bills
- Equal, income-proportional or payer-only splits
- Running balance of what each parent owes the other, with Settle Up
- Private expenses that stay out of the shared view
Budgets
- Monthly household spending limit with pace and safe-to-spend
- Category budgets with over-budget alerts
- Budget suggestions and history
Per-child costs
- Child profiles and tagging of expenses per child
- Per-child budgets for spending, allowance and planned activities
- Seasonal forecasting for school and activity costs
Fast entry
- Quick add, natural language, voice and receipt scanning
- Bank statement import wizard (CSV/PDF) with per-row split and child allocation
Insights and AI
- Household Assistant that answers budget questions with real numbers
- Insights with small charts, trends, income vs spending ratios and a household health score
- Customisable dashboard and phone-friendly swipe cards
What SharedNest is not
- SharedNest does not connect directly to bank accounts (no automatic bank sync yet).
- It is not a bank, investment or lending product and does not move money.
- It does not give regulated financial advice.
Last updated November 2026