For roommates, couples, and anyone who shares a home
Nest keeps every shared bill in one place, makes sure everyone pays their share, and shows your house what it keeps by staying on top of it. No chasing, no one person left holding the bag.
Built by people who've lived the shared-home money mess, from rent and utilities to the group-chat IOUs.
How Nest helps
Not a budgeting app. Nest is the shared source of truth for your home, so the money stops being a source of stress.
Rent, utilities, groceries, subscriptions. All of it visible to the people who share it. No more screenshots buried in the group chat, no more "can you send the bill again?"
One clear view of who's settled and who still owes. No more "I already sent that" or "did you get my Venmo?" Nest keeps the record and nudges people so you don't have to be the nag.
The big quarterly water or power bill won't blindside the house again. Nest shows what's due and when, so you know which weeks are going to be tight before they land.
The real risk of one name on the bill
If the accounts are in your name, one flaky roommate is your problem, and your credit. See how Nest shrinks what you carry.
Today, if a roommate flakes, the utility company comes after the name on the account, yours. With Nest, everyone is accountable for their own share, so the most you carry is what's actually yours.
What staying on top of it is worth
Late fees, duplicate charges, and lopsided splits quietly drain a shared home. Here's what a typical four-person house could keep in a year.
Estimated for a typical four-person household. Real numbers once you're in.
Peace of mind, scored
Nest turns "are we good this month?" into one number. When bills are paid on time, nobody's carrying extra, and there are no surprises, your house health stays high.
Example household. Your score reflects your own house.
A $12 disagreement about dish soap can blow up like a $200 fight, because it was never really about the money. It's about trust. Nest keeps the numbers clear so the friendship stays intact.
One shared home. One source of truth. Nobody left holding the bag.
Nest is early. Join the list and help build the thing you needed three roommates ago.