ShareProof: Shared Purchases

Who paid isn’t always the same as who owns what. ShareProof helps couples, roommates, families, friends, co-owners and business partners keep shared purchases, payment contributions, ownership details and supporting proof organised in one place. Whether you are buying furniture with your spouse, equipment with a business partner or shared items with friends, ShareProof makes it easier to create a clear record that everyone can understand. KEY FEATURES • Create separate vaults for your home, business, projects and other shared arrangements • Add co-owners and record their relationships • Save purchase amounts, currencies, dates and quantities • Track who paid and how much each person contributed • Record share percentages and ownership percentages separately • Attach supporting proof such as a receipt, invoice, photo or document • Add merchant details, invoice numbers, notes and tags • Set reminders for warranties, return deadlines, maintenance and servicing • Use the Proof Score to identify missing purchase details • Search for purchases whenever you need them • View vault totals, ownership breakdowns, category insights and other analytics • Export and share a clear Proof Pack • Archive purchases you no longer need in your active records MADE FOR REAL-LIFE SHARED PURCHASES ShareProof can help you organise purchases shared between: • Spouses and partners • Roommates • Friends and family members • Business partners and co-founders • Teams and other co-owners PRIVATE AND CONVENIENT Your purchase records are stored locally on your device. ShareProof is designed for offline use and does not require an account to organise your records. Start with the free features and unlock additional tools through optional in-app purchases. IMPORTANT ShareProof is an organisational record-keeping tool. Information is entered by users and is not independently verified. ShareProof does not transfer money, determine legal ownership or replace contracts, official documentation, professional advice or legally recognised evidence.