One picture of your money
A household finance app for couples and families who live across currencies — USD, EUR, UAH, PLN, and everything else.
No credit card · No bank connection · Cancel anytime
Truly multi-currency
Every account in its own currency. One household total, converted honestly, updated hourly.
Shared with your partner
Unlimited books, unlimited bookmates. Both of you log, both of you see, both of you decide.
Private by design
No bank connection required, ever. Manual entry stays first-class. Your data stays yours.
If you live across currencies,
every app is the wrong app
Your salary lands in USD on Wise. Your rent goes out in hryvnia from Monobank. Your savings sit in a euro account you opened in 2022. Your partner has their own version of the same picture. Every bank app shows one slice of it.
The workaround most of us settle into is a spreadsheet that worked for a quarter, then drifted out of date, then quietly broke. The other workaround is to just not look — which is fine until you need to make a decision together and neither of you knows what the real number is.
KungFuMoney is built for this. Every account in its own currency. One household total, in whichever currency you want it. Both of you on the same page, every time you open it.
How it works
Four steps. About three minutes from sign-up to first useful number.
Create a book

Add your accounts

Invite your partner

See your household total

One price for your whole household
Pay monthly or yearly. One subscription covers everyone in your book.
Your first 30 days are free. No credit card to start. At the end of the trial, you decide whether to subscribe. If you don't, your account stays — you keep read-only access to all your data, can export everything as CSV anytime, and can resume full access by subscribing later. Nothing is deleted.
Prices shown in USD, tax-exclusive. We charge in your local currency where supported.
No credit card · No bank connection · Cancel anytime
Why we built this

My wife and I tried every budgeting app on the market. None of them understood that we earn in three currencies, spend in two, and save in a fourth. We ended up with a spreadsheet that worked for a while and then didn't. So I built the app I wanted us to have — for couples who live across currencies, in Kyiv, Warsaw, Berlin, or anywhere else.
— Vitalii, founder, KungFuMoney
