Bucket-based budgeting that auto-funds bills and shows a free-to-spend figure.
- Envelope
- Expense tracking
- Couples & families
Honey Due
Free iOS and Android app for couples to see bank balances, bills and spending together
Research-based review, not hands-on testing. Last researched .
Overview
Honeydue is a free mobile app in which two partners link their accounts, view balances and bills, and set category spending limits, choosing what each person shares. It also has in-app chat and expense splitting between partners. The company is listed as WalletIQ, Inc. on the App Store and Moneydue, Inc. on Google Play.
Best for: Couples who want to view linked accounts, bills and category limits together with adjustable privacy between partners
Pros and cons
Pros
- Free to use per the vendor and both store listings
- Each partner picks which accounts and details to share
- Category spending limits with alerts, bill reminders and in-app chat about transactions
- Expense splitting between partners; MFA, passcode and encryption stated by vendor
- Well-rated on stores: 4.5 (about 10K) on iOS, 4.3 (2.84K) on Google Play
Cons
- Google Play lists the app as containing ads
- Built around two partners; not aimed at solo budgeting
- Sync depends on bank aggregation; the vendor's own bank coverage claims differ between store listings
- No envelope or zero-based method, and no data import/export details found
- Apple and Google listings name different companies as developer
Features
- Envelope budgeting not confirmed not confirmed
- Automatic bank sync included
- Manual transaction entry not confirmed not confirmed
- Goal tracking not confirmed not confirmed
- Debt payoff tools not confirmed not confirmed
- Investment tracking not confirmed not confirmed
- Bill reminders included
- Reports & charts not confirmed not confirmed
- Multi-currency not confirmed not confirmed
- Shared / household budgets included
- Separate logins for shared budgets not confirmed not confirmed
Shared balances, bills with reminders, monthly category limits, custom categories, partner chat/emoji reactions, expense splitting, automatic categorization
Our review
Short version
Honeydue is a free mobile app in which two partners link their accounts, view balances and bills, and set category spending limits, choosing what each person shares. It also has in-app chat and expense splitting between partners. The company is listed as WalletIQ, Inc. on the App Store and Moneydue, Inc. on Google Play.
Quick profile, not a full review. Built on 2026-09-29 from the vendor site, store listings and public sources. No hands-on testing: I did not sign up, start a trial or connect a bank.
Cost
- Free; both stores describe the app as free (App Store also lists in-app purchases)
- Free
Not confirmed
Founding year; Manual transaction entry, debt payoff, reporting, goal tracking, multi-currency; Data export/import; Company owner (two different developer names); App Store rating count is shown as '10K' only (rounded).
Notes
Store descriptions cite 5,000+ banks (Play) vs 'most banks in the US' (App Store); Google Play flags ads. Website has no pricing page.
Ratings are set separately against a shared rubric.
Honey Due alternatives
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