Friends & Family · Split & allocate
Family budget priorities — split the pie together
One partner wants to save more, the other wants the summer trip, and the teenagers have opinions too. Each person divides the monthly budget across the categories with the Pie method, exactly as they'd spend it; the average of everyone's split is the family's plan, and each person's version stays visible beside it — so the conversation starts from numbers, not from tone.
family budget planning together · household spending priorities · divide the monthly budget as a family
How it works
- Pie — Divide 100 points across the options.
- Runs in rounds — allocations stay sealed until the close.
- Transparent — Everyone sees who voted what once the results are revealed.
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