Background
A money management app hits refresh to attract new investors.
Tandem is a consumer-focused fintech app designed to help couples plan their financial lives together. It serves as a comprehensive platform for Gen Z and millennial households, offering tools to manage shared expenses, analyze spending habits and plan for future financial milestones like buying a home. As Tandem prepared for its next growth phase, its founders approached Sunup to refresh the brand.
Challenge
Expanding product features call for a fresh look.
As Tandem’s app matured and added features beyond expense-splitting, it needed to communicate its complete offering more clearly to the market. The challenge was to create a more robust brand identity that would resonate with its target audience and attract potential investors.


Solution
Strategic rebranding & activation.
Sunup helped Tandem by crafting new messaging, creating a new visual system showcasing its core pillars and activating the new brand across channels. This comprehensive approach included developing a new website and refreshing Tandem’s App Store presence, ensuring a cohesive brand experience across all digital touchpoints.

Testimonial
“We partnered with Sunup to take our brand to the next level. That included refining our positioning and messaging, building out our verbal and visual identity, and creating a new website and App Store experience. We’re incredibly happy with the results, and we’ve received a ton of positive feedback from our customers and community. Sunup came highly recommended — and I can vouch that I’d recommend them to anyone too.”
Michelle Winterfield
Co-Founder, Tandem

Outcome
An attractive brand positioned for acquisition.
Following the rebrand, Tandem reached several milestones. The company was featured in TechCrunch and other major media outlets, was named one of the “Top Tech Companies in Michigan to Watch in 2025,” secured $3.7 million in funding and, most notably, got acquired by Reseda Group in 2025.
core channels redesigned: website & App Store
raised two months after rebrand
acquired by Reseda Group in 2025, two years after the rebrand

