Press kit

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GoodShare is a shared household budget app for couples, roommates, and families that stays in sync live on iPhone and Android and shows who owes whom.

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GoodShare is a shared household budget app for couples, roommates, and families, built by an independent developer in Germany. Everyone adds their expenses on their own phone, iPhone or Android, and GoodShare works out who owes whom. The app needs no bank connection, shows no ads, and stores financial data in the EU; the core features are free.

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GoodShare is a shared household budget app for couples, roommates, and families. All members of a book add their income and expenses on their own phone, and entries appear live on every device, even when one person uses an iPhone and the other an Android phone. GoodShare works out who owes whom and suggests how to settle up. It also offers category budgets, savings goals, standing orders for recurring payments, statistics, and an AI receipt scanner. The app needs no bank connection, shows no ads, and stores financial data on servers in the EU. The core features are free, including one book to share with others. The optional GoodShare Pro subscription costs €4.99 a month or €39.99 a year in Germany ($4.99 or $39.99 in the US); when the owner of a book subscribes, the Pro features apply to every member in that book. GoodShare is made by Robert Miller, an independent developer in Germany, and is available in 14 languages.

App

GoodShare, a shared household budget app for couples, roommates, and families

Developer

Robert Miller, an independent developer in Germany

Platforms

Android via Google Play (Android 9 or later) and iPhone via the App Store (iOS 17 or later). Members on Android and iPhone share the same book.

Google Play: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tr1gger.app
App Store: apps.apple.com/app/id6816739707

Languages

14: English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese (Brazil), Dutch, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, Polish, Turkish, Japanese, and Korean

Features

• Shared books, synced live on every device; members join by link or code
• Settling up: who owes whom and how much, with suggested transfers (GoodShare itself never moves money)
• Budgets per category, with a warning at 80 percent
• Savings goals
• AI receipt scanner: amount, date, and merchant from a photo of a receipt; three scans a month free
• Standing orders for recurring payments such as rent or subscriptions
• Statistics and reports

Pricing

Free with no time limit: one book of your own to share (joining a book is always free), one savings goal, three standing orders, five custom categories each for expenses and income, and three AI scans a month. GoodShare Pro removes these limits and adds advanced statistics with forecasts and the PDF report.

GoodShare Pro costs €4.99 a month or €39.99 a year in Germany ($4.99 or $39.99 in the US), billed through Google Play or the App Store. First-time subscribers currently pay €2.49 a month for the first three months or €29.99 for the first year ($2.49 or $29.99 in the US). Pro can be tried free for 14 days without payment details. When the owner of a book has Pro, the Pro features apply to every member in that book.

Account

No sign-up needed to start. Anyone who wants to share a book of their own creates a free account.

Privacy

No bank connection: entries are added by hand or from a receipt photo. Financial data is stored on servers in the EU (Frankfurt). No ads, no selling of data.

Website

goodshare.app

iPhone

Android

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In the ZIP: four iPhone screenshots (1320 × 2868 pixels), four Android screenshots (1200 × 2560 pixels), the app icon (1024 × 1024 pixels), the logo as SVG and PNG, and a text file with the usage terms.

Robert Miller, developer of GoodShare
Email: support [at] goodshare.app

Postal address and legal details are in the imprint.

No press account needed to try it: the core features are free, and GoodShare Pro can be tried in the app for 14 days without payment details.