House details, ready when you are
Keep arrival notes, Wi-Fi, house guidelines, and stay dates together in one private place.
Shared stay organizer for hosts and guests
Kouchd is a shared living app for hosts and the guests they invite. Share house notes, agree on expectations, keep a shared record of contributions in the Ledger, and keep chores on track. Free for guests. Kouchd never handles payments.
No credit card required. Guests always join free. Already invited? Join with your invite code
How it works
Kouchd gives hosts and guests one shared place for the practical pieces of living together.
The host adds stay dates, house notes, and the shared expectations.
Guests join with a code and can check the details whenever they need them.
Contributions, chores, and check-ins live in one shared space as plans unfold.
A shared stay, with less guesswork
Make expectations clear before they turn into awkward conversations.
Keep arrival notes, Wi-Fi, house guidelines, and stay dates together in one private place.
Write down the shared expectations so hosts and guests can revisit what they agreed to.
Keep shared household costs visible in a Ledger. Contributions are exchanged outside Kouchd.
Keep shared responsibilities and check-in dates from getting lost in a group chat.
The question we hear most
Kouchd keeps a shared record of who contributed what—groceries, utilities, the shared costs of a stay—so no one has to keep score in their head. Money never moves through Kouchd. People settle up directly, the way they already do.
Each entry has a note, a date, and a status everyone in the stay can see.
Any money changes hands directly between you, outside Kouchd.
A clear record means nobody has to remember, or bring up, who covered what.
Now on Plus
Keep the agreement, rent record, access details, and move-in checklist in one place.
See how subleasing works →Split a bill evenly or by custom shares, and post each person’s share to the Ledger.
See bill splitting →A record that keeps the tone kind
Shared living works better when no one has to guess what was agreed or bring up the same small details again.
Stays are shared by invitation, with no public property directory.
Kouchd records contributions. People handle any exchange directly with each other.
Guests can join an invited stay without a subscription.

Trust & Transparency
Kouchd is built with care at Wrelik Brands LLC to give households quiet coordination without gimmicks or hidden fees.
Guests can accept an invitation, read house notes, and check the shared record without paying a fee.
Kouchd never handles, holds, or processes money. Contributions are records you agree on and settle outside the app.
There are no public listings or public profiles. Each stay's ledger and notes are visible only to that stay's members.
See how we build in the open:Public roadmap →Product changelog →Privacy protections →
Kouchd is for hosts and guests sharing a home for a weekend, a season, or somewhere in between. It keeps stay dates, house rules, chores, and contribution records in one private, shared space.
No, never. Kouchd is a shared notebook and ledger, not a payment processor. Any money is exchanged directly between host and guest using your preferred payment apps (like Zelle, Venmo, PayPal, or Cash App).
Hosts can start free with 1 active stay and 1 active guest. Kouchd Plus is $6.99 a month or $69.99 a year on both web and iPhone (~17% discount when billed annually). Plus adds subleasing and utility bill splitting. See plans for full details.
Yes. Guests can join a stay for free with an invite code or link from their host. Guests never have to enter payment details to participate.
The Kouchd native iPhone app is releasing soon via Apple TestFlight (v0.9.x) for early beta testers! Reach out through our contact form to request beta access. In the meantime, Kouchd works smoothly in Safari on any phone or tablet.
Hosts can cancel Kouchd Plus anytime under Settings with zero hassle. Plus features remain active through your billing period. We also offer a 14-day refund window on software subscriptions.
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Start a shared stay as a host, or join for free when someone invites you.
Prefer your phone? See ways to use Kouchd on mobile and desktop.