Most of my spending isn't on me: it's on my spouse, my kids, my parents. Every expense app I tried could tell me what I spent on medicine this month, but not what I've spent on my mother this year, or on my kids' school stuff. So I built KinSpend. You type entries the way you'd text a friend: "paid 20,000 for my wife's clothes from my bank account" "lent 2,000 to Sam" It parses that into an entry tagged with the person, account and category, shows it to you, and saves when you confirm. You can then ask things like "how much did I spend on mum's medicine last month?" You can also log entries by sending a WhatsApp message, which is how I mostly use it. It works in any language, including mixed ones, since its parsed via AI. There's a small setup step: you tell it who the people in your life are and what accounts you have. After that it gets them right. Web: https://household-ledger-rho.vercel.app/ Android: ["invite on request, the app is in testing, so dm me your gmail id if you want access"] It's early. I'd really like to know what's confusing, and whether the "spending by person" idea is useful to you.   submitted by   /u/xonaib901 [link]   [comments]