Duwa 1.0.2

One payment, for both of you.

Duwa Pro

• Subscriptions are gone. Duwa Pro is a one-time purchase now, and it covers both of your phones.
• The wall says so in plain words, and the old free-week reminder is retired.

Duwa 1.0.1

A small one.

Bringing your history over

• Some exports from your old app were being turned away at the door. They come in now.
• Dates written the short way are read the way you meant them.

Duwa 1.0

Hello.

The balance

• One shared balance, live on both phones, moving the moment either of you logs something.
• Four ways to split a cost: down the middle, by what each of you earns, a share you set, or one of you treats with nothing owed.
• Every expense carries who paid, the date, a category, a note, and a photo of the receipt if you want one.
• Recurring bills, weekly, monthly or yearly, waiting on their own tab until you log them.
• Search your expenses whenever you're looking for one thing in particular.

Home

• A dial that reads the balance at a glance, with the month's spent, even and cleared beneath it.
• Swipe the dial for the month climbing, for where the money went, and for how the budget stands.
• Hold an instrument and Duwa says in words what it is showing you.
• The month opens the closed pages, a shelf of rings for every month the two of you have had.

Budgets

• Give any category a monthly budget, and watch days left, pace and what remains.
• The same budget instrument on Home and on its own tab, so it's never far.

Settling

• Settle any amount on Duwa's own keypad, with half and full one tap away, previewing the arc it would close.
• Commit with a hold rather than a tap, so nothing is ever recorded by accident.
• A certificate at the end, with a drawn seal and the figure counting up, for the month you just closed.

The two of you

• Invite your partner with a code, and you are both on the same ledger.
• A shared activity log of every add, edit, delete and settle, attributed and grouped by day.
• A nudge you can send when the balance has been sitting a while.
• Reminders you set for yourself, to log or to settle, at the times you pick.

Making it yours

• Categories you name, colour and give an emoji, from a palette of 28.
• Five ways to wear a category: emoji, colour, ink, white or bare, set on each phone.
• Your currency, your household name, and a default split for new expenses.
• Light and dark, with every screen built for both.

Getting in, and out

• Sign in with Apple, so there is no password to make.
• Bring your history over from Splitwise, keeping or merging categories as you go.
• Works offline, and catches up when you're back.
• Erase everything, or delete your account entirely, whenever you want.