Everything your household needs, in one app.
Finances, planner, groceries, and documents — the same data, shared by everyone in the house, on every device.
Finances, split without the spreadsheet
Drop in the statement — nobody types a single expense by hand, and the split works itself out.
Drop in the statement and it sorts itself — nobody types a single expense by hand. SameNest works out what was shared, what was yours alone, and who owes whom at the end of the month.
- Bank statement import (CSV, Excel, or PDF)
- AI suggests the category for every expense
- Duplicate detection, with options to resolve
- Who owes whom, settled in a tap
- Set how shared expenses divide, and override it per expense
- Bank statement import (CSV, Excel, or PDF)
- Shared money and your own, kept side by side
- AI suggests the category for every expense
- Duplicate detection, with options to resolve
- Who paid what, and who owes whom — settled in a tap
- Set how shared expenses divide — 50/50, 70/30 — and override it on any single one
Finances
You SharedSEPTEMBER · SHARED
$2,100 so far
+254% vs avg
A day
$162
Movements
14
Finances
You SharedSEPTEMBER · SHARED
$2,100 so far
+254% vs avg
A day
$162
avg $45
Movements
14
avg 9
Nothing falls through the cracks
The household's week in one place, so nothing depends on one person remembering it.
- Events carry time, cost, link, assignee & reminders
- Connect Google Calendar — it flows in alongside
- A calendar per person — everyone at once, or one at a time
- Week or month view, plus recurring events
- Events carry time, cost, link, assignee and reminders
- Connect Google Calendar and the rest — they appear alongside
- A calendar per person, colour-coded — read the week at a glance
- Show everyone at once, or one person at a time
- Week or month view, plus recurring events
Jul 27 – Aug 2
Today · Tuesday 28
Next 7 days
Mon
27
Tue
28
Wed
29
Thu
30
Fri
31
Sat
1
Sun
2
Today · Tuesday 28
Next 7 days
29 Vet — $65 · John
30 Birthday party · invite link
A grocery list that keeps up
One list the whole house shares, updating the moment anyone adds or ticks off an item.
One list the whole house shares, updating the moment anyone adds an item or ticks one off — so the shopping run is never a guess.
- Quantities the way you say them — 2 liters, x3, 500 g
- Grouped by category, in supermarket order
- Every item shows who added it
- Catalog of your usual items, one tap to re-add
- Tick items into the cart as you shop
- Quantities the way you say them — 2 liters, x3, 500 g
- Grouped by category, in supermarket order — no walking back for the cheese
- Every item shows who added it
- Catalog of your usual items, one tap to re-add
- Tick items into the cart as you shop, with live progress
- Add a photo to a product and it stays with it — next time you add it, the picture is already there
Groceries
Groceries
Every household document, findable
One shared place — so whoever needs the warranty or an ID can find it without asking.
One shared place for every household document — so whoever needs the warranty, the lease or an ID can find it without asking.
- Search across every document you've uploaded
- AI reads the file and suggests the folder
- A folder per member, plus shared household ones
- PDF and image preview built in
- Search across every document you've uploaded
- AI reads the file on upload and suggests the folder it belongs in
- A folder per member, plus shared household ones
- Personal folders only you can open
- PDF and image preview built in — no downloading to look
Documents
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Documents
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New in 2026
What no other household app does
A split that comes out of your statement, AI that cleans up your expenses, a Claude connection, documents that file themselves, and a private space of your own.
A split that comes straight out of your bank statement, AI that cleans up your expenses, a Claude connection, documents that file themselves, and a household space that doesn't swallow your personal one.
Your imported statement, already sorted
SameNest proposes a category per expense and flags duplicates — merge, keep both, or discard.
Your imported statement, already sorted
SameNest reads each imported expense, proposes the category it belongs to, and flags duplicates — then hands you the decision instead of guessing silently.
Review import · 38 expenses
Possible duplicate
"Netflix $13.99" already exists on Jul 3, added manually by John.
The split comes out of the statement
No typing each shared expense. SameNest divides the ones you already imported, the way you set.
The split comes out of the statement
Other apps make you type every shared expense. SameNest divides the ones already in the statement you imported, the way you decided — and keeps the running tab from there.
September · shared
Connect it to Claude
Ask directly: "what did we spend on groceries last month?"
Link your household to Claude and ask it directly: "what did we spend on groceries last month?", "add oat milk to the list", "what's due this week?"
Drop a file, it files itself
Upload a document and SameNest suggests the folder it belongs in.
Upload a document and SameNest reads it, proposes the right folder — one tap and it is filed where the household will look for it.
Shared household, private space
Switch between the shared household and your own space in one tap.
Switch between the shared household and your own space in one tap. The household only sees what it should.
See it running your household.
Free for 30 days, no card required.
Free for 30 days, no card required. $5.99/month after — one plan, everything included.
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12 min readFAQs
Common questions
Yes. Every expense is marked as shared or personal, and SameNest keeps a running tab of who has covered more than their share — so at any point you can see who owes whom, and settle it in a tap.
Upload a CSV, Excel, or PDF statement and SameNest reads it, proposes a category per expense, and flags anything that looks like a duplicate before you accept.
Yes. Google Calendar and other calendars flow into the shared week alongside household events.
Upload a file and SameNest reads it, then suggests the folder it belongs in — one tap and it is filed where the household will look for it.
Yes. Every item you add joins your household catalog with its category — next time it is one tap to re-add, already in the right place.
You upload a statement file — SameNest never asks for bank credentials and has no access to your accounts.