Can a free account still export its data?

Since the paid model launched in April 2026, exporting details is a subscriber-only feature. If you still have an active subscription, it is worth exporting a copy now.

Does the exported CSV match Futari's format?

Not exactly. Uploading here shows a preview in your browser with the row count, date range and most common categories. In the actual import you set the payer and split for the whole batch, and any row that can't be read is skipped and logged.

Do I have to subscribe after moving?

No. The core ledger, splitting and settling are free, and import costs nothing.

Moneybook syncs banks automatically — does Futari?

Futari is manual-first for now, focused on the two of you logging each shared expense together; automatic bank sync is out of scope at this stage.

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MONEYBOOK → FUTARI

Your Moneybook data can come with you

Moving from Moneybook to Futari: export your transactions as CSV, preview them here, and keep writing the story together.

Why Futari

Core logging, free forever
You don't need a subscription to log today's spending; Futari's shared ledger, splitting, and settling are all free.
Splits, done for you
Who paid, how it splits, who owes whom right now — the balance is worked out for you, not held in your head.
We never touch your bank login
Moneybook's auto-sync works by logging into your bank on your behalf; Futari is manual-first, so what the two of you log is exactly what you chose to log.

You can start without moving anything

Bring the old records over whenever you feel like it — the importer waits in settings once you sign in. Today’s first entry is a fine place to begin.

Create a Futari account

Moving from Moneybook in three steps

In Moneybook (subscriber account), use "Export details" to output your transactions as CSV.
Upload the CSV here to preview it and check that the date range and row count of your transaction details have no gap.
Create a Futari account, map categories and set a payer during import, then keep logging together.

Drop your CSV here, or pick a file

Choose CSV

.CSVParsed in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Preview runs in your browser. Nothing leaves your device.

Futari vs Moneybook

	Futari	Moneybook
Shared ledger for two	Default mode	Built for one
Ways to split costs	Multiple modes	None
CSV export	Free	Requires subscription
Completely free	Forever	Subscription

Frequently asked

Can a free account still export its data?: Since the paid model launched in April 2026, exporting details is a subscriber-only feature. If you still have an active subscription, it is worth exporting a copy now.
Does the exported CSV match Futari's format?: Not exactly. Uploading here shows a preview in your browser with the row count, date range and most common categories. In the actual import you set the payer and split for the whole batch, and any row that can't be read is skipped and logged.
Do I have to subscribe after moving?: No. The core ledger, splitting and settling are free, and import costs nothing.
Moneybook syncs banks automatically — does Futari?: Futari is manual-first for now, focused on the two of you logging each shared expense together; automatic bank sync is out of scope at this stage.

Coming from another app?

Why this is safe to do

Open only to you two
Only your two accounts can open the ledger. Connections are encrypted over HTTPS, and sensitive details are stored encrypted.
Yours to take back
Export your expenses, income and settlements as CSV any time. Moving here doesn't lock you in.
Free for the long haul
The core ledger stays free. We do not run ads or sell data.