Shared Expense Tracker
Perfect for couples, roommates, and travel groups
The Problem
Spreadsheets are messy. Venmo requests are awkward. Bank-linked apps are invasive.
The Solution
Pocket Clear makes shared expense tracking simple, private, and fair.
How It Works
Partner Mode
Connect with your partner or roommate using a simple code.
Track Who Paid
Assign each expense to a person. See balances at a glance.
Works Offline
No internet? No problem. Track expenses anywhere.
Your Data Stays Yours
No cloud required. No bank connections. 100% private.
"We used to fight about who paid for groceries last. Now it's all in the app. — Chris"
Start Tracking Shared Expenses
Free forever. Pro features for $0.99/month.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I track shared expenses with Pocket Clear?
Log each transaction and mark it as a shared expense. Pocket Clear keeps a running tally of who paid for what and makes it easy to review combined spending at any time — no bank linking required.
Can I see who paid for each shared expense?
Yes. Every transaction records who paid, the amount, and the category. You can filter your history to see all shared expenses and quickly identify any imbalances.
Does Pocket Clear automatically split bills?
Pocket Clear lets you manually log split expenses and track the payer. Rather than auto-importing from bank feeds (which can misclassify transactions), you enter splits intentionally — giving you accurate, trustworthy records.
Is there a free shared expense tracker?
Yes — Pocket Clear is free for individual shared expense tracking. Real-time sync between two devices (Partner Mode) requires the Pro plan at $0.99/month.
How is this different from Splitwise?
Splitwise is optimized for settling debts among friend groups. Pocket Clear is designed for ongoing shared financial life — budgets, spending trends, and category breakdowns — making it the better choice for couples and roommates.
Does shared expense tracking work offline?
Yes. All expense logging works fully offline. Shared data syncs between partner devices when both have an internet connection, but you can always log locally first.