Coming soon. Waitlist open.
Out of one head.
Onto both plates.
One of you is carrying the whole household in your head. SeeMe puts the tasks, the money, the calendar and the things you save for each other in one place you both can see, so noticing isn't one person's job anymore.
nobody has to ask twice
Good morning, Priya & Marcus
Sunday, April 19 · 3 things need a look today
Why couples need one shared app
Sources: Pew Research, Bankrate, Bureau of Labor Statistics
Built for
- Busy couples
- Dual-income partners
- Growing families
The tour
Everything you share, in one place both of you can see
Every screen below is the actual product design. Terracotta is hers, teal is his and plum is the life you run together.
Tasks without nagging
The board remembers, so nobody has to ask twice
A shared household board where both partners see what needs doing. Claim a task, watch it move and let the overdue faucet speak for itself. Reminders come from the app, never from your partner.
See the household board in the demoHousehold board
Week of Apr 13 to 19 · 23 done, 5 still open
To do (3)
Overdue 4 days
Claimed Apr 9. The drip is getting louder.
Estes Park + Fort Collins shortlist
Done this week (23)
Apr 19 · 4-week streak
Apr 19
+ 21 more completed
Finances made together
One budget, two people, zero guilt trips
Budget tracking, savings goals and bill reminders, designed to connect through Plaid. SeeMe is built to spot the waste for you, like the three overlapping streaming plans worth $191.88 a year in our sample budget. Transparent, not judgmental.
See the April budget in the demoApril budget
$8,400 take-home · $1,400 headed to savings
Savings goals all three on pace
40.2% there, on track for Oct 2027
41% there, about 17 months at $350/mo
74.2% there, cabin booked for Jun 14
One calendar, two colors
Your week and their week, finally on the same page
Every event is color-coded by partner, and the plum blocks are the ones you share: date night, the dog groomer, meal prep on Sunday. Airport pickups stop being a surprise.
See the shared week in the demoThis week
Thursday Apr 23 to Sunday Apr 26
A library of what inspires you
The article you sent three weeks ago, still findable
Articles, podcasts, films, recipes, furniture finds and trip ideas live in one shared library instead of four chat threads. Save it once and it waits for the right Saturday.
Browse the shared library in the demoShared library
Everything you saved for each other · 6 new this week
Where Should We Begin? Ep. 42
Esther Perel on invisible labor · 38 min
Harmony sofa, oat weave
$1,899 · 4.5 stars, 287 reviews
Sheet-pan gochujang salmon
25 minutes, one pan · NYT Cooking
Estes Park A-frame cabin
Sleeps 2, hot tub, dog-friendly for Mango
Compassion, not competition
A weekly letter, not a leaderboard
SeeMe tracks contributions automatically and hands them back as gratitude. Every Sunday you get a short digest of what you did for each other, with streaks worth celebrating and one gentle nudge at most.
No leaderboards. No scores. Ever.
Weekly gratitude digestApr 13 to 19
23
tasks completed together this week
Marcus took out the trash 4 weeks running
Priya meal-prepped 3 Sundays straight
Balance held at 57 / 43, a healthy range
the faucet has waited 11 days... this weekend, together?
Grows with your family
Start as two. Stay as many.
Add kids, parents or roommates later with the right permissions for each. Family trip planning, kid zones and shared contacts are on the roadmap, and your couple space stays yours.
Pricing
One plan. Both of you.
No per-seat math and no premium tier that splits the household. One subscription covers both partners and everything SeeMe does, from the budget to the gratitude letter.
SeeMe for couples
$9 /month per couple
or $86 a year (about 20% off)
- Both partners included, always
- Tasks, finances, calendar, library and gratitude digests
- Bank connections via Plaid, encrypted at rest and in transit
Questions couples ask
Fair questions, straight answers
How is SeeMe different from shared Google Docs or Trello?
SeeMe is purpose-built for couples. It is not a generic project tool; it combines tasks, finances, calendar, content sharing and growth resources in one platform designed around how partners share a life. The compassion-first contribution tracking is unique to SeeMe.
Won't contribution tracking create competition between partners?
We designed this very carefully. Tracking is automatic with no manual logging, framed as gratitude ("Together you completed 23 tasks!") and never shows leaderboards. The goal is visibility and appreciation, not scorekeeping.
What will SeeMe cost?
One plan at $9/month per couple, or $86 a year, with both partners included. Waitlist members lock in founding pricing of $5/month for their entire first year. Joining the waitlist costs nothing.
Can we add family members later?
Yes! SeeMe starts as a couple app but is built to grow. You can add kids, parents or roommates with appropriate permissions. Family trip planning and kid zones (baby monitors, school info) are on the roadmap.
Is my financial data secure?
Yes. Bank connections will use Plaid, the same provider used by Venmo, Robinhood and most fintech apps. We will never store your bank credentials, and all data will be encrypted at rest and in transit.
When will SeeMe launch?
We are currently in design and early development. Join the waitlist to be among the first couples to try SeeMe. Early access members help shape the product and keep the founding price.
Stop arguing about the electric bill sooner
Early access couples get founding pricing at $5/month for the first year and a real say in the roadmap.
Join the waitlistGet early access
Be first to know when SeeMe launches and keep the $5/month founding price.