Bring your own picture.
Add the accounts and spending you want to understand. Begin manually, with bank linking being prepared for beta.
Personal
For your next chapter
A life together.
A little more
money clarity.
Moving in is a big step. Make the money part feel smaller—with a shared plan, clear responsibilities, and space for what’s yours.
Couples-first beta in development · Solo-friendly, too
Your shared chapterTyler & Rachel · September
The plan you agreed on
$2,450monthly responsibilities
TTyler$1,470
RRachel$980
⌂ Our place$1,700 60 / 40
◌ Groceries$600 50 / 50
☼ Utilities$150 Tyler
One plan. Two independent logins.
Yours stays yours.You choose what to share.
Illustrative plan · no real account data
Shared plansSeparate loginsClear responsibilitiesPrivacy by choice
Less guessing. More living.
Make the small agreements
that make a big difference.
Start with one honest conversation. Give the decisions you make a place to live.
Invite. Don’t assume.
Your partner joins with their own login and accepts the invitation. Each person decides what to share.
TRBoth say yes
Fair is what you agree.
Assign a category to one partner, split it evenly, or choose your percentages. Keep the household total clear.
60% yours40% theirs
A plan that fits real life
Equal isn’t the
only kind of fair.
One of you covers utilities. Groceries are shared. Rent follows the percentages you agree on. Worthlane makes those choices visible.
Try the example. Every split keeps the same household total.
An everyday agreementInteractive example
A place to call ours.
Same $1,700 rent. A split that works for you.
TTyler 50% responsibility$850
RRachel 50% responsibility$850
Household total$1,700
Who paid is a separate detail. Changing responsibility never doubles the household total.
Room for today. A view of tomorrow.
More of the picture.
Less to keep in your head.
Know what’s coming.
Keep bill and card due dates in view. Choose reminders, review dates, and mark bills paid. Predicted recurring charges stay distinct from confirmed due dates.
UPCOMINGExample
SEP20InternetMonthly · manual due date$85
A payoff plan you can follow.
Compare debt strategies with visible balances, rates, and assumptions. Save an estimate you can return to as life changes.
An explanation, not a promise.
Together doesn’t mean everything
A shared life.
Personal boundaries.
You shouldn’t have to surrender your privacy to make a household plan.
Read about privacyPersonal
Keep an account’s details visible to you.
Summary only
Share a balance without the transaction history.
Shared detail
Choose the accounts you both need to understand.
Do we need to combine our bank accounts?
No. Worthlane is being built around separate logins and account ownership. You can plan together while choosing which account details or summaries to share.
Can I use it on my own?
Yes. Start with a solo plan. Couples and families can use a household with up to two separate adult logins; joining requires an invitation and acceptance.
Does Worthlane move our money?
No. A budget split describes responsibility. It does not transfer money, pay a bill, or create a reimbursement.
Can I connect my bank?
Plaid bank connections are being tested in Sandbox for the beta. Live bank access is not available through this website. Manual accounts and transactions are part of the beta too.
Can I download the beta now?
The couples beta is still in development. This site shows the planned experience, not an invitation to connect real financial accounts. Join the beta email list for invitations and availability updates. Access and pricing will be explained before you join.
A thoughtful beginning
Good with money.
Better, together.
We’re building and testing the couples beta now. Join the email list for beta invitations and availability updates. A calmer money conversation starts here.