For couples
Finally, a budget you can both see
Two banks, five cards, one rent payment, and a monthly 'wait, what did we spend?' conversation. Stoia gives you a shared household space with full visibility, while anything personal stays personal.
One household space, two personal ones
The healthiest money setups are explicit about what's shared. Stoia makes the boundary structural: the household workspace holds the life you run together, and each personal space holds the rest.
- Shared budgets and goals with full mutual visibility
- Personal spaces that stay private, by design
- Each partner has their own login; nobody shares a password
Choose space
- Personaljust you
- Householdyou + partner
- Roommatesrent & utilities
Add new space
Net worth
BB$128,340.62
- Cash$24,350
- Investments$68,900
- Real estate$61,500
- Liabilities−$26,410
One net worth for the family
Saving for a down payment or just trying to end the month calmly: it's easier when both of you watch the same number move. Stoia rolls everything the household owns and owes into one net worth you both own.
- Joint accounts, the house, both cars, all in one picture
- Shared savings goals with visible progress
- Works across iPhone, Android, and the web
Frequently asked questions
How do couples use Stoia?
Each partner gets their own login and personal space, then you both join a shared household workspace. Joint accounts, shared budgets, and family goals live in the household; anything personal stays personal. No shared passwords, no forwarding screenshots.
We're an iPhone and Android household. Does that work?
Yes, and it's a deliberate choice. Stoia launches on iOS, Android, and the web at the same time, so mixed-device couples are never locked out.
Can we keep some money separate?
That's the default. Your personal workspace is invisible to your partner. Many couples run 'yours, mine, ours': two private spaces plus a shared household, and Stoia models exactly that.
What if we don't have joint accounts?
You don't need them. Add each person's cards or accounts to the household workspace selectively, or track shared expenses there manually. The workspace defines what's shared, not the bank.
Same team, same picture
One shared picture for the life you run together. Launching in 2026.