Is there a budgeting app for couples in New Zealand?

Yes, and our guide compares the NZ options. Fireball suits couples who want one shared view of budgets, bills, joint accounts and net worth, with a separate verified login for each person.

How does sharing work in Fireball?

On the Paid plan, the account owner invites up to four trusted people as a Viewer or Editor. Viewers read the shared finances and Editors can update ordinary records. Bank connections, billing and security stay with the owner.

Does my partner need their own subscription?

No. The owner needs the Paid plan, and an invited Viewer or Editor can use the shared finances without paying for their own subscription.

How do joint accounts work?

Mark an account as joint and set your share. Budgets and net worth count only your part, while the account still shows the full bank amounts.

Budget together. Keep your own login.

Fireball is a New Zealand budgeting app that lets couples share budgets, bills and net worth, with a separate login for each person and joint accounts counted by your share.

Try Fireball free

Free to start. Built in Aotearoa for Kiwis.

Made for two people and one plan.

Separate logins

Invite your partner as a Viewer or Editor through their own verified login. There is no shared password to pass around.

Joint accounts, done properly

Mark an account as joint and set your share. Budgets and net worth count your part, while the account still shows the full bank amounts.

One plan for the future

Look at the same budgets, bills, savings goals and net worth, then see how today's choices move your FIRE date.

Choose how much to share.

Owner

Needs the Paid plan, invites up to four trusted people and keeps bank connections, billing and security.

Editor

Uses their own login to update ordinary records, with no subscription of their own.

Viewer

Uses their own login to read the shared finances, with no subscription of their own.

Common questions

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