Your month, in one sentence
Allotti brings together your expenses, your income and your share of the ones you split. The monthly sheet tells you whether you're spending more or less than usual, what made the difference and how last year compared.
The month, day by day
Any old October. Sound familiar?
- 1Oct
The rent repeats
You record it once: every month it's waiting for you to confirm with a tap, or it confirms itself if you choose.
RentHome · repeats€650.00
- 2Oct
There's always pizza on Friday
Giulia pays, you record the expense. Four people, four equal shares.
Pizza at Totò'sPaid by Giulia€12.00
- 10Oct
A weekend away, in pounds
Pippo pays for the train in pounds: Allotti converts it to euros at the day's exchange rate.
Train£36.00 · your share€20.70
- 15Oct
Payday
You record it as income: only you can see it and it doesn't change your balances with anyone.
SalaryIncome+€1,800.00
- 22Oct
You pay Pippo back
Record the payment and your balance with Pippo is cleared.
You paid PippoPayment€20.70
- 31Oct
The month adds up
You spent €76.00 more than usual: the weekend away made the difference.
More or less than usualOctober+€76.00
What's in the monthly sheet
More or less than usual
This month against your previous months, in one sentence.
9:41
October
You spent €76 more than usual.
MayJunJulAugSepOct
What made the difference
The categories that changed your month.
Year on year
The same month, a year ago.
Planned expenses
The month's total includes the ones already scheduled, listed at the top.
Income
Salary, pension, gifts: only you can see it.
Only your share
For shared expenses, what counts is what it cost you, not what you paid up front.
Questions about your month
What is "usual"?
Your typical month, worked out from the months already closed, going back up to a year. It takes a few months of expenses to show.
Do shared expenses count in full?
No, only your share.
Do I need to connect my bank?
No. You record your expenses, or they come in from your groups with your share.