Personal stays personal
Your personal accounts and their expenses are private by default.
Money for two, with space for each person
The money talk,
without the dread.
Keep personal accounts private, manage household money together, and share a personal account view-only when you choose.
- Separate logins
- Private by default
- Explicit sharing
Recent expensesIllustrative account view
- Neighborhood MarketGroceries · Joint checkingOursOurs$84.20
- Morning coffeeDining · My everydayMineMine$6.40
- Electric billUtilities · Joint checkingOursOurs$112.44
- PharmacyHealth · Partner everydayShared with meShared with me$18.50
Mine stays private. Ours is shared. Shared with me is view-only.
Three clear kinds of access
Together does not have to mean everything.
Each account has a clear place in your household, so both people know what is private, shared, or simply visible.
A shared household view
Active household members can use joint accounts and manage their shared expenses.
Visibility without control
Share a personal account for viewing. The recipient cannot spend, edit, archive, delete, or change its transactions.
A straightforward rhythm
Make the money you share easier to see.
Add accounts, record expenses, and choose the access that matches how you manage money together.
Create your household
Invite your partner by email. Each person uses their own Tangleway login.
Add your accounts
Set up personal and household accounts, then record expenses as they happen.
Share only when useful
An owner can grant or revoke view-only access to a personal account.
Built around real boundaries
A shared budget without a shared password.
Tangleway keeps viewing access separate from the authority to spend or change someone else's personal account.
Private by default
A personal account belongs to its owner unless they explicitly share the view.
Equal household standing
Active members can use household accounts and manage shared expenses.
Read means read
View-only sharing does not turn a partner's personal account into a spending source.
Manual and deliberate
You create the accounts and expenses you want Tangleway to track.
Sharing can end
The account owner can revoke a personal-account share when it is no longer useful.
Your session, your access
Each person signs in separately, and database rules enforce what that login may access.