Keep each life’s money in its own ledger

Separate household finances into profiles, switch the active ledger, and share a read-only view when someone should see the numbers without changing them.

Why keep household finances in separate profiles

What you can do next

Separate ledgers

Give each life its own net worth, expenses, and goals instead of colour-coding one spreadsheet.

Switch and open

Tap a profile to open that workspace. The header shows which ledger you are in.

Goals without mixing books

A goal stays on one profile. Goal Manager can still count another profile’s holdings toward it, without merging the two ledgers.

Read-only share

Invite the verified account that matches the profile email. They accept, look, and cannot edit. You can revoke.

Guides

Practical guide

Why keep household finances in separate profiles

A Kochi household stops mixing three lives in one spreadsheet, then opens a read-only window so a parent can see her own numbers without changing anyone else’s.

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Frequently asked

Yes, if that profile allows cross-profile data access. The goal stays on the profile you are in. The holding stays on its own profile. Only the current value is counted.