Household · Premium
Two people, one picture — and each keeps what is theirs.
Share your books with a partner and choose, per account and per person, who sees everything, who sees the balance only and who sees nothing. Panorama works out whose paycheck each deposit is, and keeps a running settle-up of who owes whom.
What it answersPremium
Household
- Whose paycheck, worked out: the name in the deposit where the bank prints it, your own pay stubs and W-2s, the employer's ID — and one question per employer when those run out.
- Paid from and belongs to, kept apart: the joint card that paid for Tess's studio software.
- Who sees what, per account: everything, the balance only, or nothing.
- Settle up evenly, by income share, or your own split — and recognised when the transfer lands.
- A viewer — an accountant, a parent — sees what you choose, and pays nothing.
Settings · the household
Two people, three books, one picture — and each person keeps what is theirs.
Who sees what · set per account, per person
| Account | Rhys sees | Tess sees |
|---|---|---|
| Joint checking | everything | everything |
| Rhys's card | everything | balance only |
| Studio account | balance only | everything |
| Tess's savings | nothing | everything |
Whose paycheck is “HARBOURLINE PAYROLL PPD”?
6 deposits since June into Joint checking · net pay matches Rhys's stubs within a cent
Rhys — suggestedTess
Settle up · split by income share
⊙ September · 31 shared bills · Rhys 58%, Tess 42%Drawn on an invented household — Rhys and Tess Okafor-Hale and Tess's Okafor Studio LLC. Every name and figure is made up.
Does my partner need their own plan?
Each person who keeps books pays for their own. Someone who only views is free.
Can I hide an account from my partner?
Yes. Per account and per person: everything, the balance only, or nothing — and a single row can be hidden from the others too.