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Famvy gathers your family’s money, routines and agreements in one app. One evening to set everything up — then five minutes a month, and in between it leaves you alone.
Available for iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch — and always at famvy.eu. Free to start, no card, no ads.
Five minutes a month.
That’s the whole ritual.
Famvy isn’t an app you live in. It’s built to be opened, give answers and be put down — so evenings can be about something other than admin.
Honestly: the very first evening takes more than five minutes. Entering fixed costs, agreements and loans is a bit of work — pour a coffee. But that one evening buys the overview, and every five-minute month that follows.
= five minutes. Fixed costs are booked automatically, the wealth curve updates itself, and the rest of the month is your own.
When the period ends, your month greets you as swipeable cards — the result, the biggest expense, where the money went and how you compare to last month. It ends with a card made to be shared with the family. Two minutes, together, once a month.
The same numbers on iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch — and always at famvy.eu. In tune, never out of step.
The money, the goals, the routines, the papers — and the people it all belongs to.
Every subscription, agreement and insurance is linked to a person in the family. Tap a family member and see what belongs to them — the subscriptions, the insurances and when they can be cancelled. No other app thinks in households like this.
The pay month runs from your payday, not the 1st. Every purchase takes two seconds to toss in, and the spending breakdown shows the rest. Budget caps per category speak up before things get tight — not after.
Subscriptions, insurance and agreements with cancellation dates, cost and who in the family they belong to. Famvy totals the monthly, quarterly and yearly cost so you see exactly what everything costs.
At every turn of the month a snapshot of assets minus debts is saved — fully automatically. The curve that emerges is your journey together, and it tends to become addictive to watch.
Smoke alarms, ventilation filters, the floor drain — things nobody remembers until it’s too late. Add them once, tick them off when done, and watch the week’s circles fill.
Every savings goal has milestones along the way — and the second you reach 100 %, confetti in Famvy’s colors rains across the screen. Small celebrations are what make saving actually happen. Tap the card and see.
In most homes one person knows the money and another knows when the filter needs changing. In Famvy everyone sees the same whole — so nobody has to carry the household in their head.
The one who handles the bills and the one who runs the home see the same app. Your partner adds groceries on the web, you tick off a routine on your phone — it all meets in the same moment, without overwriting anyone.
Lock the app with Face ID, require a passcode before every reset, and undo if something goes wrong. No ads, no trackers, no selling of data.
A warm introduction the first time, sample data to explore, and the “Five minutes a month” guide always one tap away. Built so even the app-hater in the family feels at home.
Famvy speaks Swedish, English, German and Spanish. Currency, dates and number formats follow the country you live in — and the Swedish mortgage rules only show up for the people who actually have a Swedish mortgage.
Log a purchase from Control Center, from the home screen widget, from the watch on your wrist — or just ask Siri. The app opens straight into the entry field, and if Face ID is on, the form waits until you have unlocked.
The whole app has been gone through for VoiceOver — the charts are read aloud, the lock screen cannot be navigated past, and every button has a name. Text grows with the system text size without anything being cut off.
First month free, built with love in Sweden. Open the app tonight — by next payday your first month in cards is waiting.
Available for iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch — and always at famvy.eu. In English, Swedish, German and Spanish.