Press kit

Everything you need to write about Power Couple without asking first. Use any of it freely.

Press contact: Bálint Klinger, founder · [email protected]

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Fact sheet

App name
Power Couple - Shared Finances (on the App Store and Google Play), Power Couple for short
Developer
Bálint Klinger, independent developer, Hungary
Price
Free to download. Most of the app is free for everyone and will stay free. Some AI features will later be paid once a free limit is passed; people who join now get everything free. No ads.
Platforms
iPhone (iOS 15 or later), Android (7.0 or later) and any web browser at power-couple.app
Languages
English, Spanish (Mexico) and Hungarian
Released
App Store, 9 September 2026. Google Play, October 2026
Category
Finance
Links
App Store · Google Play · Website

About the app

In one sentence: Power Couple is a budget app for two people who share their money, with one shared budget, a personal allowance for each partner, and entries encrypted on the phone so that nobody else, the developer included, can read them.

In one paragraph: Power Couple gives a couple one budget they both see and both add to. Its home screen answers a single question, what can we still spend this week, after the bills, the savings goals and each partner’s own allowance are set aside. Entries are encrypted on the device before they reach the server, and the app never asks for a bank login: couples add spending by typing, by photographing a receipt or by importing a statement, and check everything before it is saved. Most of the app is free, and it runs on iPhone, Android and the web in English, Spanish and Hungarian.

The longer version: Most budgeting apps are built for one person, and couples who share money end up keeping a spreadsheet, a group chat or a running argument about who paid for what. Power Couple starts from the household instead. Both partners join the same budget with an invite code, and the app tracks what the household earned, spent and saved, without keeping score of who contributed more.

Each partner has a personal allowance, money that is simply theirs. Shared goals, such as a house deposit, a holiday or an emergency fund, show their progress against the plan, and Calculate forecast shows what cutting a category would do to them. A Money Date guides the couple through a monthly review, and weekly, monthly and yearly reports describe the patterns in plain language.

Privacy is built in rather than added on. Descriptions, amounts, goals and report summaries are encrypted on the phone with a key that only the two partners hold, so what sits on the server is unreadable to the company behind the app. If a phone is lost, the partner’s phone or a recovery code restores the key.

Key features

The story

Bálint Klinger built Power Couple while he and his partner were preparing to get married. In his words: “We sometimes disagree on financial decisions. I believe a tool like Power Couple helps couples like us get on the same page and make wise decisions about the future, so money feels like teamwork, not restriction.” He lives in Hungary.

Images

Raw screenshots at full iPhone resolution, with no device frames, captions or watermarks, taken from a demo account with realistic figures. Light and dark theme both appear. All of them, plus the icon and logo, are in the zip.

The home screen with this week’s Safe to spend figure, the month so far and the goals carousel. Light theme.
Home: Safe to spend · PNG, 1206×2622
A savings goal with its progress chart, the actual line against the plan. Dark theme.
Goals · PNG, 1206×2622
A monthly report written in plain English, with what changed and what to look at next. Dark theme.
Monthly report · PNG, 1206×2622
Calculate forecast, with one spending category ticked to show how much sooner a goal arrives. Dark theme.
Calculate forecast · PNG, 1206×2622
A scanned receipt with its details filled in, waiting to be checked before saving. Light theme.
Receipt scan · PNG, 1206×2622
The month’s spending grouped into categories. Light theme.
Spending by category · PNG, 1206×2622

App icon: PNG, 1024×1024 · Logo mark: SVG

About the developer

Bálint Klinger is the founder of Power Couple and builds it independently from Hungary. He speaks Hungarian and English. He is not a financial advisor, and the app gives general information, not personal financial advice. LinkedIn · About page

What users say

Amazing budget tool every couple should have!! I was tired of using excels to track our expenses and savings. I love how easy it is to use it. It’s attractive, easy and useful. I specially like the camara option. It works very well. Take a picture, add it to expenses and you don’t have to add manually. It saves time from my day!!

Pegomrei, App Store Spain, 24 September 2026

a complete game changer for couples! My partner and I have been using this app to manage our finances, and it has made a huge difference for us. It makes saving money and working toward our shared goals feel effortless, clear, and genuinely motivating. Having everything in one place keeps us completely on the same page without any stress or awkward conversations about money. I couldn’t recommend it more to any couple looking to build their future together!

Bogi🫶🏼, App Store Hungary, 24 September 2026

Excellent app! It’s very practical and helps you organise your spending better

Kelei_162, App Store Mexico, 30 September 2026 (our translation)

Contact

Press contact: Bálint Klinger, founder · [email protected]

Questions in English or Hungarian are answered by Bálint himself.