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Who owes what to whom?

One paid the rent, the other groceries and fuel… Enter what each of you spent for the couple this month: the tool calculates the exact reimbursement that brings your accounts back to balance.

This month's expenses

Paid by you

Total shared expenses fronted

Paid by your partner

Total shared expenses fronted

Splitting rule

Settling up

Your partner owes you €250

You · 50%

€900

already paid: €1,150

Your partner · 50%

€900

already paid: €650

WeZioo runs this math continuously, with every expense you add or import from your bank.

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How to balance the couple's accounts

The principle is simple: add up all shared expenses for the month, compute each partner's target share according to your rule (50/50 or income-based), then compare with what each actually paid. Whoever paid less than their share reimburses the difference.

Example: you paid €1,150 (rent), your partner €650 (groceries, fuel). Total: €1,800. At 50/50, each share is €900, so your partner owes you €250. Proportional to incomes of €2,200 and €1,600, their share would be €758: they would owe you €108.

One reimbursement per month is plenty, no need to transfer money after every receipt. What matters is an undisputed number and a regular date, for instance at the start of each month.

Frequently asked questions

How do you calculate who owes what in a couple?+

Add up the shared expenses each partner paid, compute each target share (50/50 or income-based), and compare: whoever paid less than their share owes the difference. The calculator above does this instantly.

One of us pays the rent, the other everything else, how do we settle?+

The classic case, and rarely balanced, since rent often exceeds half of all shared costs. Simply enter the total each of you paid: the tool tells you who compensates and by how much. Many couples discover a long-standing imbalance this way.

Should we settle up every month?+

Once a month is a good rhythm: frequent enough to keep amounts small, spaced enough not to feel like bookkeeping. The WeZioo app keeps the balance updated continuously, settling becomes a single adjustment transfer.

What if we have a joint account?+

The joint account covers the expenses it pays, but purchases fronted from personal accounts still create gaps. The method stays the same: compare what each of you paid out of pocket to your target share.

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WeZioo tracks your shared expenses, applies your splitting rule and tells you every month who owes what. Bank sync, savings and joint projects included.

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