Set the month once.
Add each person’s usual income and the costs that repeat: rent, internet, electricity. Justa works out who covers what. Change one month without touching the rest.

Rent split by income. Extras logged as they happen. One line at month end that says who pays whom.
Justa splits the monthly plan by each person’s usual income. Move the sliders. This is the same math the app runs on your iPhone.
Add each person’s usual income and the costs that repeat: rent, internet, electricity. Justa works out who covers what. Change one month without touching the rest.

Groceries, Friday dinner, the pharmacy. Add it in a few taps, or photograph the receipt. The text is read on the iPhone, never uploaded.

Justa nets every shared extra against each person’s share. No spreadsheets, no “I think I paid last time”. Just who pays whom, and how much.


Track the household’s savings pots month by month. Personal pots stay out of the total.

Planned versus realized, month against month, and who paid versus their share.

Enter a bill, pick who’s in and who paid, then save it as an expense.
Justa has no account and no server. There is nothing to sign up for and nothing for us to see.
The ledger lives on the device. Nothing leaves unless you choose a folder.
Optionally share a folder in iCloud Drive, Dropbox or Google Drive so a second iPhone opens the same ledger.
Lock the app on this iPhone. The setting never leaves the device.
Keep the couple ledger and your parents’ house side by side.
If one person earns 55% of the household, covering 55% of the shared plan leaves both with the same share of what they earn. You can still set any split you like for a single month.
Create a vault in an empty folder on iCloud Drive, Dropbox or Google Drive and share that folder. The second iPhone opens the same folder. If both edit the same bill at the same time, the later save wins.
Justa follows your iPhone’s language, in English or European Portuguese. Amounts use the currency of the household.
Nothing. See the privacy policy.