Giving is a household activity. Your records should be too.
One shared record for everyone who gives — no spreadsheet merging, no "did you log that?", no missing half the year.
The "who dropped off the bags?" problem
In most households, giving is split. One of you drops donations at the thrift store on Saturday errands; the other writes the checks and covers the online gifts. Come tax time, the record is split too — half in one person's photos, half in the other's inbox, and some of it nowhere at all.
A single-user tracker can't fix that, because the problem isn't tracking — it's that two people give and one file has to exist.
One record, everyone's giving
Everyone logs to one place
Each member logs donations as they happen — from their own phone or browser — and the household record updates for everyone at once.
Invited members are free
One subscription covers the household. Your spouse, family helpers, and your accountant all join at no extra cost.
More than one household?
Managing a parent's giving, a trust, or a second return? Each additional household you own is $10/year — honest pricing, no per-seat games.
Built around how you actually file
If you file jointly, your charitable deduction is a household number, not a personal one. WriteOff Wallet treats it that way from the start: one household, one running total, one annual summary that covers everything both of you gave — with every receipt and valuation attached to the donation it belongs to.
See pricing for the per-person math — a full household costs less than most single-user trackers.