Finances together, on your terms.
Whether you combine everything or keep things separate, Kanso adapts to how you actually handle money as a couple. Shared goals, combined analysis, and granular privacy controls.
Three models. Pick what fits.
No one-size-fits-all. Choose your default, then customize per account.
Joint
Everything pooled. Both partners see all accounts by default. Best for couples who combine everything.
Hybrid
Shared by default, with room for individual accounts. The most popular model — share the big picture, keep some accounts private.
Separate
Individual by default. Choose which accounts to share. Best for couples who keep finances mostly independent.
Built for how couples actually manage money
Per-account visibility controls
Four levels for every account: full details, balance only, exists only, or completely hidden. You decide what your partner sees — and vice versa.
Shared goals
Save for a house, a vacation, or an emergency fund together. Track each partner's contributions, see who's ahead, and let Kanso tell you if you're on pace.
Combined net worth
See your household's total financial picture — respecting each partner's visibility settings. No more guessing what the full picture looks like.
Household investment analysis
"Your household has 60% tech across both 401ks." Kanso analyzes your combined portfolio for concentration risk, sector overlap, and diversification gaps.
Easy invite, no email required
Send a shareable link to your partner. They see a preview before joining, and invites are rate-limited for security. No email address exchange needed.
Designed for real relationships
Finances are personal. Kanso supports the full spectrum — from fully merged to fully separate — without judgment or assumptions about how you should handle money.
Questions couples ask Kanso
“What’s our household net worth?”
“Are we on track for our house down payment?”
“Our combined portfolio is 60% tech — should we rebalance?”
“How much has each of us contributed to our vacation fund?”
“What’s our combined spending this month vs. last month?”
“Should we pay off the car loan or invest the extra $500?”
Household finance is just the beginning.
Kanso also tracks your individual spending, analyzes your portfolio risk, and tells you where your next dollar should go.