Your spending stays on your phone. Only the figures you choose to share reach your partner. · no bank password needed · built in the UAE
A couple seen from behind at a warm kitchen island at dusk looking together at one smartphone, with the Dubai skyline through the window.
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Mine, ours, and the home in one calm view

Hearth (coming soon from Ottr) gives couples and families separate “mine” and “ours” spaces inside one app—with shared household budgets, full dignity for a spouse who doesn’t earn a separate salary, and kids’ allowances in one view.

Private by default You choose what joins “Ours”
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Household home screen preview showing a Mine and Ours switch, 9,318.60 AED remaining to spend for the household until 25 Nov, shared bills (Rent, DEWA, School Transport, Groceries), and 'Shared by choice: Only what each of you adds to Ours shows here. Mine stays yours.'
Preview of a feature in design. Not in the app yet.
Ours · Household safe-to-spend AED 9,318.60
Partner access Equal view for both
Privacy boundary “Mine” stays yours

Switch between Ours, Mine, and Kids in one tap

See how shared bills and groceries pool into Ours, personal purchases stay private inside Mine, and weekly allowances for your children sit cleanly in one shared view.

Explore the three spaces in one login Tap a space to switch views
Ours · Shared household safe-to-spend until payday
AED 9,318.60
Both partners have equal view
Bills & groceries automatically pooled
Weekly Supermarket & Fresh Market
Shared into Ours · Sara & Omar
AED 1,111
Ours · Household
Rent, Utilities & School Transport
Repeating household bills paid this cycle
AED 6,070
Paid in Ours
Anniversary Watch Service (Surprise)
Currently hidden in Mine (only you see this)
AED 450

Each partner decides which cards or categories flow into Ours and which stay inside Mine.

Built for partners, never “dependents”

In many UAE households, one spouse earns the salary while both partners run the home. Hearth gives a non-earning spouse the exact same household clarity—without having to ask “can we afford this?” before every purchase.

Two pairs of hands unpacking fresh bread, tomatoes, and greens from a woven market bag onto a warm wooden kitchen counter.

Full household visibility without awkward check-ins

Both partners see what is safe to spend for the household until payday, which school or utility bills are already paid or reserved, and how family savings goals are progressing—as co-owners of the home.

Personal breathing room for both of you

Being married shouldn’t mean every coffee, book, or birthday gift is audited line-by-line. Each partner gets their own private “Mine” space so personal spending stays personal.

Works whether you share a single phone and login to separate your joint and personal accounts, or invite your spouse so both phones see “Ours” together.

Shared by Choice · Sara & Omar
Only what each of you chooses to share shows in “Ours”. “Mine” stays yours.

Privacy controls and kids’ allowances in one view

Whether you manage both your personal spending and your joint account from one phone, or sync household expenses with your partner, each person controls their own switches.

Sunlit family apartment living and dining room with a wooden table, bowl of oranges, and children's drawings pinned to the refrigerator.

Each of you decides what you share—and kids’ allowances sit right below

Toggle whether your salary figure, card spending, or personal savings goals appear in “Ours”. Each partner has their own independent switches—changing yours never changes theirs—while weekly allowances and remaining balances for your children stay clear for both parents.

Who sees what screen preview showing Sara's sharing switches (Show my salary in Ours, Share my card spending, Share my goals) and Kids weekly allowances for Lina (120.00 left of AED 200.00) and Adam (150.00 left of AED 150.00).
Preview of a feature in design. Not in the app yet.
Independent sharing switches

Sara and Omar each control their own toggles for salary visibility, card transactions, and savings goals.

Lina · AED 120 left of AED 200

Weekly allowance progress updates automatically so both parents see what remains for the week.

Adam · AED 150 left of AED 150

No separate youth banking app or manual IOU notes required.

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Private by default · Shared by choice
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