For couples & households
One household. One picture. Both of you.
Forth Arc puts a couple's accounts, debts, and goals on one shared balance sheet — while each of you keeps your own login, your own role, and a view of your own share.
Built for two sets of eyes
Facts and shared numbers, laid out for a household. Forth Arc never tells either of you what to do with your money.
One shared household view
Every account, debt, income, expense, and goal lives on the household's single balance sheet — one net-worth number you both look at, not two apps to reconcile.
Per-member balance sheets
See each member's share alongside the household totals, driven by the responsibility percentage you set on each item. The household view and the per-member views always reconcile.
Goals you both can see
Savings and payoff goals are household-scoped like everything else — one target, one progress bar, visible to both of you.
Your own login, your own role
Each partner signs in with their own email and password. Invites carry a role — editor can add and change data, viewer can only read it — and the household owner can change roles any time.
Two-factor by default for joiners
Each partner's own login, protected by two-factor authentication.
Same numbers, both screens
Money conversations start from one set of figures. Whatever either of you opens — dashboard, debts, goals — it's computed from the same household data.
How a second person joins
One of you signs up
Create an account and a household comes with it. Add accounts, debts, and goals — or import them.
Invite your partner
From Settings → Household, send an invite to their email with the role you choose. They sign in with that email to accept.
Same picture, two logins
Both of you see the household balance sheet, plus per-member views of each person's share.
Informational, not advice. Forth Arc shows both of you the same numbers and comparisons; decisions stay with you.