"Did Sam pay me back yet?"
You log every dinner, but the IOUs pile up and never close. Reminders feel awkward.
Junto is a personal finance app and an expense splitting app in one. Track your bills, credit cards, and budgets, then split costs with your partner, roommates, or trip group without leaving the app. No bank linking, ever.
You log every dinner, but the IOUs pile up and never close. Reminders feel awkward.
Your balance includes money you owe friends, money friends owe you, and bills due tomorrow. Useless.
A scratchpad of bills, recurring subscriptions, and that loan from Mom. Updated never.
One app for your budget, your bills, and every expense you split.
Everything counted once.
Not every shared expense is the same kind of shared. Couples don't need IOUs. Roommates do. Trip groups want to settle at the end. Junto gives you a different mode for each instead of forcing all three through one.
Both contribute to a shared pool. Both spend from it. Junto never says one of you owes the other — because that's not how partners actually work.
Best for: couples, families, partners
Classic split-the-bill, but smarter. One-tap settlements. Friendly reminders. Bulk-settle all your debts with someone in a single move.
Best for: roommates, custom groups
Everyone pays for whatever. Junto runs a tally. When the trip ends, it calculates the fewest payments needed to settle everyone up. No spreadsheets.
Best for: vacation groups, dinner crews, weekend trips
Most budgeting apps want your bank login. Junto doesn't ask for one. You enter what you spend, or let your scheduled bills and income enter themselves, and Junto shows what you'll still have after rent, after the electric bill, after the trip you forgot you booked.
Cash plus all your bank accounts, calculated live. Credit card balances tracked separately, never inflating your "available."
Add it once. Junto handles every recurrence and shows your projected balance after upcoming bills, so you never get blindsided.
Schedule your paycheck once. It auto-confirms when it lands, becomes balance, and never shows up before payday.
Money you borrowed from a friend sits alongside your credit cards. Repay any amount, any time. If your lender is on Junto too, they get a heads-up.
You paid for a client lunch on your personal card. You bought groceries with the business card. Now neither set of numbers is true. Junto tracks both directions and settles them.
A business expense you paid personally. Settle it and the money moves back to you.
A personal expense paid from the business. It becomes an owner's draw. Settle it and it's returned.
Business money never touches your personal spending stats, budgets, or available-to-spend.
Business-paid-personally and personal-paid-from-business. Settle either side and the money moves.
In, out and net for the last six months.
Business expenses totalled per year. Receipt scanning guesses the tax line for you.
Separate from your personal ones, so reports stay clean.
The whole business ledger in one file.
Turn it on and a business tab appears. Leave it off and you never see a trace of it.
The business suite is part of Pro.
No bank linking. No "AI insights." Just the unsexy stuff that actually makes managing money easier.
Every plan gets the full personal finance toolkit and all three group modes. Pro adds unlimited groups and the business suite.
Junto opens 1 October. Both plans start then.
Everything you need to manage your money and share it.
For everything past your first three groups — and the business you run.
Waitlist members get first access to Pro.
Junto does everything Splitwise does — track who paid, who owes, and settle up — and then keeps going. It also tracks your own bank balance, bills, credit cards and budget, so shared money and personal money sit in one ledger. The free plan covers up to 3 groups and all three splitting modes, with no time limit.
No, and you can't. Junto never asks for a bank login. There is no Plaid, no OAuth, no read access to your accounts. You enter transactions yourself, or they create themselves from the bills and income you've scheduled. That means no surprise transactions and nothing to revoke if you leave.
Shared pool mode. Both of you contribute to one pot and both spend from it, so Junto never tells one partner they owe the other. Roommates usually want expense tracking mode instead, where every expense creates a debt you settle when you like.
That's the whole idea. Most people run Splitwise for the group side and something else for their own money, then reconcile the two in their head. Junto keeps both in one ledger, and your share of a group expense shows up in your personal spending automatically.
Mint is gone. YNAB is strong envelope budgeting if you want to work at it. Neither handles money you share with other people. Junto is built for households and groups first, with budgets, recurring bills, credit cards and debt payoff underneath.
Yes, on Pro. If you run a business or freelance, you can keep a separate business ledger that never touches your personal spending stats or budgets. It tracks both directions of owner mixing, shows profit and loss for the last six months, captures tax and VAT on expenses, and exports to CSV.
Yes. Free covers all your personal finance, up to 3 groups, and all three splitting modes, with no time limit and no card required. Pro adds unlimited groups and the business suite. Pro pricing is announced at launch.
Yes. Personal finance works fully on its own — accounts, bills, recurring payments, credit cards, budgets with rollover, savings goals, investments and debt payoff planning. Groups are a layer you turn on when you need them.
1 October. Everyone on the waitlist is emailed first, and waitlist members get first access to Pro.
Junto opens 1 October. Leave your email and we'll tell you the day it's ready.
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