Business Tracking

Your Household and Your Business, in One App

Halfway already splits the shared bills with your partner. Your freelance work, side hustle or small business gets its own books right beside them, with business and personal expenses kept apart, and profit, taxes and mileage handled.

A tan leather personal wallet beside a charcoal business card holder

Three Kinds of Money, One Place

Most business apps don't know you have a partner. Most couples apps don't know you run a business. Halfway knows both, so every transaction lands where it belongs, and your business stays yours.

Shared

Rent, groceries, the electric bill. Split with your partner by income, the way you already do.

Personal

Yours alone. Your partner never sees it.

Business

Client payments, software, ads. Counted for the business and kept out of your household budgets.

  • RentOct 1 · You pay $1,440 (60%)$2,400Shared
  • Client invoiceOct 3 · Studio Lumen+$3,200Business
  • Trader Joe'sOct 4 · You pay $51 (60%)$85Shared
  • FigmaOct 6 · Schedule C line 18$15Business
  • Gym membershipOct 7 · Only you see this$45Personal
An example. Your own transactions sort themselves the same way.

Your business is yours. Your partner never sees your business transactions, profit or tax figures.

Set It Up Once

Link your business account

Connect your bank and answer one question: is this a business account? Its history files itself. No bank sync where you live? Import its file instead.

Teach it your regulars

Paying for software on your personal card? A rule sends that merchant to your business every time.

Watch the numbers

Profit, margin, income against expenses by month, quarter or year, and a full P&L. Up to five businesses.

Net profit · Last 12 months$39,98082% margin
Income
$48,600
Expenses
$8,620
An example. Switch between monthly, quarterly and yearly in the app.

Tax Time, Already Sorted

Self-employed or earning 1099 income? Every category lands on its Schedule C line as the year goes. When it's time to file, hand your preparer a summary instead of a shoebox.

  • Mileage tracker. Each trip priced at the IRS rate for the day you drove, even when the rate changes mid-year, as it did in July 2026.
  • Home office. The simplified method, or your own Form 8829 figure, capped at your profit like the IRS does.
  • Self-employment tax. An estimate that moves as your profit does, so April holds no surprises.
  • CSV and PDF. Download it all for your tax preparer in one tap.

Tax tools are for US households. Everywhere else, including Canada, you get the overview, P&L and a CSV export.

Schedule C prepThis year
Line 1Gross receipts
$48,600
Line 8Advertising
$2,140
Line 9Car expenses (1,240 miles)
$942
Line 18Office expense
$1,380
Line 24bDeductible meals
$310
Line 28Total expenses
$4,772
Line 30Home office (150 sq ft)
$750
Line 31Net profit
$43,078
Self-employment tax (est.)$6,087
An example. Download yours as a CSV or PDF for your tax preparer.

It Catches the Small Stuff

Paying yourself

Moving money from the business account to your own isn't income. Halfway spots those transfers, and one tap stops them counting.

Your real cost of living

Reports puts what you spent on your life next to what the business spent, so you know what the household really costs.

Loose ends

Expenses with no category, refunds bigger than what you spent, card cash back counted as income. Flagged for a quick look.

Just ask Penny

"How much did the business make this year?" Penny, the assistant in Halfway, reads your business numbers too.

Frequently Asked Questions

Premium in the US and Canada, and Plus everywhere else. One subscription covers you and your partner. Unlimited transactions, fair splitting, budgets and goals stay free.

No. A business belongs to the person who owns it. Business transactions are always yours, and your partner never sees your businesses, their profit or their tax figures.

No. Business transactions stay out of your budgets, shared and personal. On Reports, Business vs personal shows your real cost of living next to what the business spent.

Yes. Schedule C prep, the IRS mileage log, the home office deduction and the self-employment tax estimate are for US households. Everywhere else, including Canada, you get the business overview, profit and loss, and a CSV export.

Up to five, each with its own bank accounts, rules, numbers and tax sheet.

For a freelancer or sole proprietor who files a Schedule C, it covers income, expenses, mileage, home office and a tax-ready summary. It does not do invoicing, payroll or inventory accounting. If you need those, keep your bookkeeping tool and use Halfway for everything around it.

No. Halfway organizes your numbers so filing is easier. It is not tax, legal or financial advice. Check your return with a tax professional.

Run Both From One App

Start with your household for free. Add your business when you're ready.

  • One subscription covers both partners
  • Your business stays private
  • Up to five businesses
Start tracking your business