Fullhouse keeps track of balances between co-owners

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Fullhouse is built for buildings with three to fifteen units, managed by the owners themselves. It stays focused on the money, answering the questions that actually come up: what came in, what went out, who owes what, and what funds are for. It tracks what each member owes, the payments that come in, and the expenses that go out. You can create as many separate funds as you like: one for the regular expenses you see coming, one reserved for those you don't. Upload invoices as PDF or XML and attach them to expenses, so the record and the evidence stay together.

There is no bank integration and no online payments. Your bank account remains the primary record of the money, while Fullhouse keeps track of who owes what and what that money is destined for. As administrator you register the incoming payments and the outgoing expenses yourself. Fullhouse smooths the process by detecting recurring entries, so you're not typing the same information every month. There's an MCP server (lets an AI assistant help enter and retrieve records) too, if you'd rather ask your artificial friend to do it for you.

Fullhouse deliberately doesn't collect any private information about the people living in your building. Units are tracked, not residents. Any owner can be given a secured magic link that opens the full financial picture, read only, with no account to create and no software to learn. No setup wizard, no unnecessary features getting in your way. Anyone who can manage a spreadsheet can set up Fullhouse in a matter of minutes.