About KasihFlow
KasihFlow is a finance app for couples that mixes money management with relationship features. Partners share a joint dashboard showing combined monthly budget and spending, track shared goals, and see recurring bills automatically so there is less arguing about who paid what. It is aimed at couples in Malaysia and shows amounts in ringgit.
Relationship-oriented tools include a Gratitude Wall for daily thank-you notes, a shared to-do list whose items can be converted into expenses in one tap, and shared events that sync Google and Apple calendars for anniversaries, dates and bill reminders. Smart notifications nudge you about upcoming goals and messages from your partner, and separate goal buckets let each person track individual needs.
The free Sweethearts tier includes the Gratitude Wall and shared to-do list with the full finance suite locked. Partners costs $2.99 per month for the expense manager and two linked users, Harmony is $7.50 per three months with goal tracking and priority support, and a six-month option is listed at $12.
Key features
- Joint dashboard of combined budget and spending
- Gratitude Wall for daily thank-you notes
- Shared to-do list convertible to expenses
- Google and Apple calendar sync for shared events
- Automatic recurring bill tracking
- Individual goal buckets
Good fit for
- Couples managing shared expenses
- Tracking joint savings goals
- Remembering anniversaries and bill dates together
KasihFlow: questions and answers
- What is KasihFlow used for?
- KasihFlow is a shared budget app for couples in Malaysia that combines joint finances, goals, bills, calendars and a gratitude wall. It is a good fit for couples managing shared expenses, tracking joint savings goals, and remembering anniversaries and bill dates together.
- Is KasihFlow free?
- Yes. KasihFlow has a free plan, and paid plans start at $2.50 per month.
- Is KasihFlow open source?
- No. KasihFlow is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Finance & Accounting category, open-source options include Actual Budget, Firefly III and Sure.
- What are some alternatives to KasihFlow?
- KasihFlow competes with YNAB, Monarch and Splitwise.
Open-source alternatives to KasihFlow
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Actual Budget
Finance & Accounting
A local-first personal finance app
MITvs YNAB★ 29k
Firefly III
Finance & Accounting
Firefly III: a personal finances manager
AGPL-3.0vs YNAB★ 25k
Sure
Finance & Accounting
The personal finance app for everyone (by everyone)
AGPL-3.0vs Monarch★ 10k
Wallos
Finance & Accounting
Wallos is an open-source personal subscription tracker designed to empower you in managing
GPL-3.0vs Rocket Money★ 8.6k
Financial Freedom
Finance & Accounting
🔥🔥🔥 An open source alternative to Mint, YNAB, and more. Stay on budget and build wealth
GPL-3.0vs YNAB★ 2.9k
Spliit
Finance & Accounting
Free and Open Source Alternative to Splitwise. Share expenses with your friends and family
MITvs Splitwise★ 3k
SaaS alternatives to KasihFlow
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YNAB
Finance & Accounting
Zero-based budgeting app that assigns every dollar a job
SaaS
Monarch
Finance & Accounting
Personal finance dashboard for budgets, net worth and shared households
SaaS
Splitwise
Finance & Accounting
App for tracking shared expenses and splitting bills among groups
SaaS
Copilot Money
Finance & Accounting
Personal finance app for budgeting and spending tracking on Apple devices
SaaS
Simplifi
Finance & Accounting
Personal finance app from Quicken for budgeting and spending tracking
SaaS
WeBudget
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Shared budget app for couples to track spending, manage expenses and control monthly budgets together
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