KASAMBAHAY

For Filipino households

Everything your household needs, in one place.

Plan chores, share shopping lists and keep household money clear, together with your family and your kasambahay.

  • Coming soon on theApp Store
  • Coming soon onGoogle Play

Free for one household of up to 3 people. English and Filipino.

The Today screen for the Santos Family: overdue association dues, today's chores, a grocery run, a Meralco bill due soon and one abono request to decide.

Built for Filipino households

Every bahay runs differently. KASAMBAHAY fits the way yours does.

  • Couples

    Split the chores, share the grocery list, and see where the money went this month.

  • Families

    From school pick-ups to Lola’s birthday, one calendar the whole family can see.

  • Homes with a kasambahay

    Clear daily tasks, pamalengke money, abono and pay records, with a simple mode made for helpers.

  • Roommates

    Shared bills and expenses, who paid and who owes whom, without the awkward reminders.

What you can do with it

Real screens from the app, shown with a demo household.

Planner week view: yesterday's overdue task, today's chores with times and priorities, and one already completed.

Planner & reminders

Everyone knows what’s next

Assign chores with a time, priority and instructions. See them by day, week, month or agenda, and get a reminder before they’re due.

  • Routines that repeat on their own: daily, weekly or monthly Plus
  • Birthdays and events on the same shared calendar
  • Optional photo proof when a task is done
A grocery list for Puregold: estimated ₱1,520, spent ₱847 of a ₱2,500 budget, with items still to buy and items already bought.

Shopping & receipts

One list, live at the palengke

Build the list together, hand it to whoever goes to the store, and watch items get ticked off with the actual prices.

  • Estimated cost, spent so far and budget left
  • Snap the receipt and KASAMBAHAY reads the store, items and total for you to review Plus
  • Low-stock supplies added to the next list Plus
Finances overview for November 2026: ₱7,625.50 spent, with 25% of a ₱30,000 monthly budget used.

Household money

See where the money goes

Record expenses in pesos, follow a monthly budget, and get a nudge before Meralco, Maynilad or the internet bill is due.

  • Cash, bank and e-wallet accounts
  • Shared expenses: who owes whom
  • Budgets and reports by category and person Plus
Cash and abono: an abono of ₱320 waiting for approval, and a ₱2,000 cash advance with ₱500 remaining.

Cash advance & abono Plus

Pamalengke money, without the guesswork

Give a cash advance for the week’s shopping, see what was spent and what’s left, and settle abono when someone pays out of their own pocket.

  • Your helper confirms receipt of the cash
  • Abono requests you approve, then mark as paid
  • Never deducted from pay automatically

Payroll for household staff Plus

Pay records you can both look back on

Set the salary schedule, record each payment with allowances, 13th-month pay and deductions, and share a payslip with your kasambahay.

Good to know: KASAMBAHAY records the pay terms, contributions and deductions you enter. It does not calculate SSS, PhilHealth, Pag-IBIG or tax, and it is not legal advice. Check the current requirements of the Batas Kasambahay (RA 10361) and the agencies’ published rates.

Simple mode home in English: big buttons for My tasks today, My shopping, and My cash and abono.
Simple mode in Filipino: Gagawin ko ngayon, with a read-aloud button and a big Tapos na button on each task.

Simple mode for helpers

Big buttons. Read aloud. Taglish.

Helpers get a calm home screen with just what they need: today’s tasks, their shopping and their cash & abono.

  • Tasks can be read aloud, and they can speak instead of typing
  • In English or everyday Filipino: “Gagawin ko ngayon”, “Tapos na”
  • On automatically for helpers, and anyone can turn it on

Private by default

Your household’s business stays in your household.

  • Personal money stays personal

    Private money entries and personal receipts are visible only to you. Even the household owner can’t see them unless you share.

  • Roles, not free-for-all

    Members see household content according to their role. A helper sees their assigned tasks and lists, their own cash and pay, not the household’s accounts.

  • Hosted in Singapore

    Data is stored on Amazon Web Services in the Singapore region, encrypted in transit, with files kept private.

  • No ads. No selling data.

    We don’t sell personal data or share it for advertising. You can download your data or delete your account any time.

Read the privacy policy

Simple pricing

Start free. Upgrade the household when you need more.

Free

₱0

  • 1 household, up to 3 members
  • Tasks, reminders and the shared calendar
  • Shopping lists
  • Expense tracking and your household dashboard
  • Simple mode, in English and Filipino

Plus

₱149 / month

or ₱1,490 / year

  • Up to 10 members and more households
  • Repeating routines
  • Receipt scanning and a searchable receipt archive
  • Cash advances and abono
  • Salary and payroll for household staff
  • Budgets and expense reports
  • Household inventory with low-stock alerts

Plus coming soon

Prices in Philippine pesos. Plus is per household.

Questions

When can I download KASAMBAHAY?

Soon. KASAMBAHAY is coming to the App Store and Google Play. Questions in the meantime? Email support@kasambahay.net.

Our kasambahay isn’t used to apps. Will this work for them?

That’s what Simple mode is for. It turns on automatically for helpers: big buttons, only today’s tasks, shopping and cash, and tasks can be read aloud. It works in English or Filipino.

Who can see our money?

Household expenses are visible to members according to their role. Personal money entries are visible only to the person who made them, not even the household owner, unless they choose to share.

Does it compute SSS, PhilHealth and Pag-IBIG?

No. Payroll keeps a record of the pay, contributions and deductions you enter, and shares a payslip. It doesn’t calculate contributions or tax and isn’t legal advice, so check the Batas Kasambahay (RA 10361) and the agencies’ current rates.

How do I delete my account?

In the app, open your profile and choose Delete account, or follow the steps on kasambahay.net/delete-account.