Hello all:
am searching for an app or may be a way to share income and expenses between me and my wife,
she is using Android, and am using Ios,
what we are doing now:
we created a whatsapp group that we can type any income - expenses, but i need something that is devided to Parts to know what is where,
what things we payed, what we can avoid etc, so with this whatsapp group, i can not do any of these things.
is there away that we can share something together that has all these features?
My wife is not a tec woman, she does not love technology, so, am searching for something easy.
Thanks
By Ramy, 10 December, 2025
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iOS and iPadOS
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Sounds like you just need a collaborative spreadsheet
And with that, I would recommend Google Sheets. I have no idea how well Google Sheets works with iOS, or Android, but it's at least worth looking into.
Below our links for the iOS application, Android application,and the web application. Check them out and see if either will work for the two of you.
iOS application:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/google-sheets/id842849113
Google Sheetz web application:
https://workspace.google.com/products/sheets/
Finally, this is the link for the Android application:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.apps.docs.editors.sheets&hl=en_US
Edited for typos
is it accessible?
I think it will work on ANdroid for sure, but what about the Ios, will it be accessible to see everything?
Yes
The iOS application is very accessible. There are even some accessible options that you can enable or disable at your leisure, including having collaborator changes read aloud, or only having certain cells read aloud versus every cell, etc. It works very nice with VoiceOver.
You can also choose templates when you first create your spreadsheet, they even have templates for annual and monthly budgets.
HTH.
Just another idea
Office365 and a shared spreadsheet. The desktop apps are the most accessible Office apps but a trick I usually employ is to open the spreadsheet online, then open the desktop Excel app and that spreadsheet I opened online will be at the top of the recently opened. I'm not sure if this works with IOS.
By the by, as a divorce law barrister (albeit I gave up matrimonial cases in 2008) I have to say that if only some of my clients had done what you're doing....
can not edit details
Seems very accessible, but i can not edit any data at all.
i fiel that even navigating the sheat on Ios is not so easy for me.
It's accessible, but likely not what you are used to
To edit the cells, you double tap on one of the cells, like A1 for example. Then it will say something like A1, selected.
Then you navigate toward the bottom of the screen, until you find an Edit button. Double tap that, then you'll have a text field, with some choices such as formula, numeric keypad, text keypad, etc.
You type in what you need, then look for the confirm button. The confirm button is above all of the keyboard keys.
After double tapping on confirm, you will see that the cell you selected, A1 in this example, will now have the information you entered.
HTH.
Addendum to above post
This should make things a little easier. After playing around with the app a little, I have discovered that the edit button is pretty easy to find, it is almost in the bottom right corner. Not quite, but almost. On my iPhone, it is roughly where the letter L would be on the alphanumeric Keyboard.
Also, when you're editing a cell, you can just double tap on return in the bottom right corner of the keyboard. This should be easier than looking for the confirm button.
HTH.
Try the app Splitwise
I used Splitwise on a trip with friends recently and found it quite accessible. It also works on Android. Give it a try!