Invites and links in the app

Accepting a partner invite

When someone invites you to their household, they send you a message (by Messages, email, whatever they use) with a link and a 6-character code, or show you a QR code to scan. On an iPhone or Android phone with Amppfy installed, the link opens the app on a screen headed with their name: Riley invited you to Riley & Sam. Sign up with Apple, Google, or email, or sign in if you already have an account, and you land on Today with the same number they see; no setup to do.

Don’t have the app yet? The link opens a page that points you to the App Store or Google Play. Install Amppfy, open it, tap Have an invite code? on the welcome screen and type the code from the message (7K3-PQ2; the dash is optional). The same screen appears, and you join the same way.

Sending an invite from your phone

1. Open More → Household and tap Add your partner.
2. Share invite opens the share sheet with a ready message that carries the link and the code, Copy link copies the link, and Show QR code draws it for a partner sitting beside you.
3. They get their own login; no shared passwords, no joint account required. What they can see is up to you: Shared vs. private.

The link and the code work for 7 days and once. More in Invite your partner.

iPhone, More → Household → Add your partner

iPhone, Show QR code

Links in the emails we send

The sign-up and password-reset emails carry a six-digit code and a link. Tapping the link on your phone opens the app and confirms on its own; typing the code into the app does the same. Heads-up emails link to the screen where you would act.

When a link opens Safari instead (iPhone) (iPhone)

If you type or paste an Amppfy link into Safari’s address bar, iOS opens it in Safari; that is how iPhone treats typed addresses. Tapping a link from Mail, Messages, or Notes opens the app. Either way you end up in the same account, so nothing is lost; if you would rather be in the app, open it from your Home Screen.