I'm building an app that simplifies how couples share expenses by syncing with credit or debit card transactions, allowing them to easily split expenses through a feed.

Unlike Splitwise, our app links directly to credit or debit card transactions, making it easier to track shared expenses without manual entry.

It's essential to have open discussions about expectations and what each partner needs in a relationship, including financial considerations. This proactive approach can help ensure both partners feel secure and valued, rather than waiting until issues arise.

In cases of unequal equity splits, a common mistake is assuming that one co-founder deserves a significantly larger share simply because of an agreement, which can lead to imbalances and conflicts.

We initially tried various methods like mental tabs and spreadsheets, but they were cumbersome. Even using Venmo felt silly for small amounts exchanged frequently.

Discussing the contract of marriage should involve understanding what each partner brings to the relationship and what they owe each other.

We never had an argument in our partnership; we just rolled with it easily, and if disagreements arose, I wouldn't fuss over them because the overall record was successful.

In relationships, it's crucial to negotiate openly and honestly about problems, as unresolved issues can lead to deeper conflicts and misunderstandings.

I struggled with the transition to being CEO, especially during a year when Bill and I didn't speak; we had to learn how to respect each other's roles.