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Joint savings goals & budgets — without a joint M-Pesa
Couples and households can share selected savings goals and budgets in Keshio Pro—joint monitoring, not a joint wallet.
Shared targets, separate wallets
Couples often want the same rent buffer, school fee goal, or food budget—but they do not want to merge M-Pesa PINs or upload every SMS to a shared cloud ledger.
Household joint monitoring in Keshio Pro is built for that: invite a partner, share the goals and budgets you choose, and keep your own ledger private.
What you share (and what you don’t)
You can share
- Selected savings goals (name, target, progress)
- Selected budgets (limits and spend toward them)
- Optional contribution / spend events so totals stay honest
You keep private
- Full transaction history by default
- SMS and on-device parsing
- Accounts you never choose to share
This is not a joint bank or joint M-Pesa. It is shared visibility on the plans that matter.
How it works
- One member creates a household (Pro)
- Invite by email — the other person accepts (also Pro)
- Share a goal or budget from its detail screen
- Both see progress; each still imports their own SMS
Deep links like https://keshio.app/household/invite/… open the invite in the app.
Why both members need Pro
Household sync is a Pro feature on every active seat—so the person who accepts an invite unlocks the same shared view, not a watered-down spectator mode.
Get started
Open More → Household in the app, or go Pro first if you are still on Free.
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