The card bill nobody saw
A late fee, again.
Early access · iPhone & Android
Stop being your
Stop being your
household's memory.
Money, plans, groceries and reminders in one calm app, shared with the people you live with.
Free for the whole household · Works offline · No ads, ever
Safe to spend
about $443 a day
Internet bill due tomorrow
Every home has one
One person remembers everything.
One person remembers everything.
It shouldn't have to be you.
Two people, two cartons of milk
The list lived in someone's head.
Who paid for dinner?
Three weeks later, nobody's sure.
The insurance renewal
Buried in a chat from March.
One app for the whole home
Everything in one place, for everyone
Know what's safe to spend.
After bills, EMIs and card dues: one number for the month, for the whole home.
In action- Money“About $443 a day until the 31st”
- Can we afford it?“A $1,200 sofa: yes, in 6 EMIs”
- Bills“Internet bill due tomorrow”
Big plans become small steps.
A trip, a party or a move turns into dated tasks, shared with whoever's on it.
In action- Plan something“Bali trip for four in December”
- Tasks“Call the plumber Friday, for Sam”
- Done“Sam finished Book the tickets”
One list. Nobody buys milk twice.
Everyone adds, anyone shops, and it works in the shop with no signal.
In action- Say it“Milk, eggs, bread and bananas”
- Shared“Sam bought the eggs”
- OfflineTicked off in the shop, synced later
Say it once. Akimoa sorts it.
Type it, say it or scan it. Several things at once, and nothing saved until you OK it.
In action- One sentence“40 on gas, dentist Friday 5pm”
- Bank textsRead on your phone, never uploaded
- ReceiptsStore, total and date, scanned
Small habits, shared fairly.
Routines with gentle reminders, and points when the household shares the load.
In action- Routines“Morning walk: a 12-day streak”
- Fair SharePlanned and done fairly earns points
- Rewards1,000 points are a free month of Plus
Why Akimoa
Made for living together.
Built for two or more
Shared with your household, private when you choose, item by item.
On your phone first
Works offline. Your phone's own AI reads what you say, so it stays there.
Money that knows the month
Safe to spend, EMIs, cards and who owes whom, worked out for you.
Calm, not noisy
At most three money reminders a day, daytime only. No ads, ever.
- No inbox access needed
- iPhone and Android together
- One price per household
- 7 languages
- Encrypted backups
Getting started
Running in two minutes.
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1
Download Akimoa
On iPhone or Android. Everyone can use either.
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2
Sign in with your email
A one-time code. No password, no phone number.
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3
Invite your household
A QR code or a short code, and you're in sync.
Pricing
One price for the whole home.
No per-person fees. Running your home together is free.
Monthly
Yearly Save 33%
Free
Your household, together.
$0forever
- Household sync across everyone's phones
- Safe to spend, budgets, bills and EMIs
- Tasks, groceries, routines and reminders
- Understands what you say, with your phone's AI
- 3 months of history, 25 documents with files
30 days free
Plus
Akimoa does more of the work.
$4.99a month per household
- Everything in Free
- Ask Akimoa: up to 150 AI answers a month
- Warnings before money gets tight
- Bank emails, bill scanning, smart receipts
- Kids' pocket money, elder view, 2 years of history
One subscription covers everyone in the household. The free trial is once per person.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Does Akimoa work without the internet?
Yes. Everything is saved on your phone first and syncs with your household when you're back online.
Does Akimoa read my messages?
Only if you turn it on. Bank texts are read on your phone and nothing is added until you confirm. Akimoa never needs your email inbox.
Who sees what I add?
You choose for every item: your household, chosen people, or only you. Private items never reach anyone else's phone.
Can we take our data with us?
Yes. Export any time, keep an encrypted backup only your passphrase opens, or delete everything from the app.
Bring calm to your household.
For couples, families, housemates and trips.