Keep a relaxed tally of your shared life
Groceries, dates, the holiday fund and the occasional 'I'll get this one' — track shared spending together and never replay the 'I paid last time' debate.
Light-touch by design
Not every couple wants a joint account. Donget gives you a simple shared ledger you can settle whenever it suits you.
See the full picture
Who paid for what this month? It's all there, calm and clear, in one shared view.
Settle up your way
Square up weekly, monthly, or after the big trip. Donget does the math; you keep the romance.
“Two people, one life, a hundred little shared costs. Dinner here, a gift there, the flights for that weekend away. With Donget, both can see the running balance and settle up over coffee — no spreadsheet, no scorekeeping.”
Is this only for big expenses?
Not at all — log a coffee or a holiday. Donget is just as happy with €4 as with €400.
Can we keep some things private?
Yes. Only what you add to a shared group is shared. Everything else stays yours.
Keep reading
Expense splitting for couples: a guide that keeps the peace
Should couples split everything 50/50? Here's how to share expenses as a couple — by income, by category, or down the middle — without money becoming a recurring fight.
When one of you pays for everything: how to rebalance
One person's card comes out every time and nobody decided it. How to tell an income gap from drift from avoidance — and the proportional split that actually fixes it.
How to split bills when you earn different amounts
Fifty-fifty stops being fair when one income is half the other. Here are the two proportional methods households actually use, worked through in full, and where equal splitting still belongs.
Settle up in seconds. Stay friends for years.
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