Honeydue: Couples Finance

WalletIQ, Inc.

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About this app

Honeydue is the best personal finance app for couples. Track your bills, bank balances and spending together, and engage in meaningful dialogue about your goals and habits.

WHY HONEYDUE?
• Choose how much you share with your partner.
• See all of your bank account balances in one place, neatly organized.
• Set monthly household spending limits on each category, and get notified when you and your partner are nearing it.
• Add your own custom categories
• Get reminded you when it's time to pay your bills.
• Send a thumbs up to encourage your partner's spending habits, or choose from 6 other emojis
• Ask your partner if that mysterious purchase was theirs
• Divvy up expenses, and square up balances with your partner when the time is right
• Automatic categorization of all your spending
• Support for over 5,000+ banks
• Bank level security for your peace of mind:
Your data is encrypted in storage and in transit.
• SSL/TLS, passcode & TouchID, and multi-factor authentication.
• See the big picture and argue less about the little things
• Free up your time from financial chores and go enjoy your day!
• It's FREE!

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Thanks for using Honeydue :)

Ratings and reviews

It is definitely useful and easy to set up budgets, and I appreciate the ads being limited to the feed. The one thing that keeps this from being 5 stars for me is that it only supports monthly budgeting, not bi-weekly or weekly. I understand the complexity in adding a customizable range, but if a setting for setting if you use Monthly, Bi-Weekly, or Weekly budgeting and then a "payday" setting (pick a day of the week and/or offset) was added, then this would be perfect.

It's very helpful for tracking finances with my partner. I don't see any other free apps of this quality and overall works really well. Suggestions: You should be able to mark who does what charge on a joint account. Currently I added the joint account so it shows all of it as mine. It's weird that it shows spending on the graphs in more than 2 decimal places and it should space out to more to round increments like $50 $100 $500 or whatever.

I downloaded this app in November, and I've given it its fair shot. This app is definitely not it. It does have some good features that any budgeting app will have but is also majorly lacking. For one, while you can add your monthly expenses and set limits for each category... they do not add up to a total and certainly don't compare your total expenses to your monthly income. You know, the basic premise of budgeting?? There's not room here to fully rant.

What's new

*Squashing some crashing bugs while connecting to your bank accounts