Sharing · 5 simple steps
How to invite your partner to your household
Send your partner a link. They sign in, and you’re connected.
Before you start: sign in to your own account. Your household can include two people, each with their own login.
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Open Settings
Open Money Sweetie and sign in to your account.
On your phone, tap the menu icon at the top right. On a computer, click Settings at the bottom of the left sidebar.
Add your partner’s name
Scroll down to People. Type your partner’s name in the box, then select the person-with-a-plus button beside it.
In this example, Alex is inviting Jamie. Your partner will use the profile you create here.
Copy and send the invitation
Select Copy invitation link. Paste the link into a message to your partner and send it.
You can also use Send invite to open your device’s sharing options. If sharing is unavailable, it copies the link instead.
Keep this link private. It lets your partner join your shared household.
Your partner opens the link
Your partner opens your message and taps or clicks the invitation link.
They check the names under Join as and Invited by, then choose Continue with Google and sign in with their own Google account. Continue with email also works.
The invitation is accepted automatically after sign-in. If they are already signed in, opening the link can join them straight away.
Check that you’re connected
Open Settings again and scroll to People. Both names should now say Connected.
That’s it. You’re now in the same household and can start tracking money together.
A few quick answers
Their name is already in People. What should I do?
If it says Not joined, use the invite icon beside their name, then follow step 3. If it says Connected, they have already joined.
The invitation has expired. How do I fix it?
Invitations last seven days. Open Settings → People and use the invite icon beside your partner’s name to create a new link. Send them the newest link.
Why can’t my partner join?
A household can have up to two people. Your partner also cannot join if their account already belongs to a shared household or has financial records in another household. Keep their records safe and contact us if they need help switching.