Why Pie

Know where your money goes, learn from friends you trust, and make plans you can afford. These six short pages show you how to get started with Pie, choose what to share, split costs, and make a budget.

Connect your bank to see your income, spending, and balances in one place. Choose what to share with friends you trust and keep shared costs organized.

This guide covers the basics, not every screen, and screens change as Pie improves.

What you can do

• See your money in one place. See income, spending, and balances from your connected accounts.
• Learn from friends. See the income, spending, and savings updates your friends choose to share. Ask what’s working and celebrate their wins.
• See your finances as a couple. See your combined income and spending, with the details each of you chooses to share.
• Split costs with others. A Pie is a group for costs you split, like rent or a trip. Everyone can see their share.
• Make a personal budget. Plan for bills, savings, and your share of costs you split.

Your Home feed

Your Home feed brings together your own money insights and the income, spending, and savings updates your friends choose to share. Tap a post’s comment icon to ask a question or celebrate a win. Pie creates posts from financial activity. Your personal insights and circle comparisons stay private. Sharing controls explains how to choose who sees your posts.

The three tabs

Pie has three tabs:

Home: See your friends' financial updates and join the conversation.

Profile: See your finances, choose what to share, and find My Pies and Budget.

Inbox: Find friend requests, Pie invites, and notifications about likes and comments.

Use the sharing controls for your accounts, income, spending, and posts to choose what friends can see.

Pie is free. Start by setting up your account, then add friends you trust.

This guide describes Pie app version 1.0.4.