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I'm an advocate of marriage meaning together in everything.

Sometimes even work. But i've had some trouble finding a "Personal" finance app that would allow me to make shared budgeting and allow input from several users.

It's somewhat like a google docs stuff for finance. I've been using doodle spreadsheets since shareability with my wife is the utmost important feature.

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    is it important to have distinct users and track what each one does? Otherwise - there's no meaning to "several users", you can just use the same login. User access is needed only for audit purposes or restriction settings - both features aren't usually needed for personal finance programs. – littleadv Jan 16 '13 at 22:00
  • The thing is we might be using 2 computers at the same time while creating our budget and wouldn't like the app getting locked as a security meassure or anything like that. – A. Perez Cera Jan 18 '13 at 13:53
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We use YNAB to handle our household budget - their latest version allows cloud sync between Android/iOS devices and various desktop installs. I have the budget folder shared with my wife's Dropbox account so we both an view the budget, enter spending, and make changes.

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  • Great, does it work with any currency? – A. Perez Cera Jan 18 '13 at 13:48
  • I don't know about any currency, since I Just use it in USD but I do know that they support many currencies. There may be a listing on the web site. – Tim Whitcomb Jan 18 '13 at 16:10
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We use mint for just that. We have a "shared" account. We each have the mobile app and share the same pin for the application (not our phones -- you can set a pin in the settings on the application).

Thus we each share a login to the site, where we have setup all of our accounts. In the "Your Profile" link at the top of the page, you may select the Email & Alerts option. From here you may add a second e-mail account. This way if you go over a budget or have a bill upcoming each of you will get a notification.

We have setup budgeting through the web site, and either of us can modify the budget via logging in.

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The best solution I've been able to find for this is MoneyWiz, where both are logged into the same sync account.

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