Everything your flat shares, in one pot
Photograph the receipt, everyone taps what's theirs, and WGpott works out who owes whom, down to the last cent. The app also runs the cleaning rota and the shopping list. If the recycling bin is due tomorrow, your phone lets you know.
Runs in the browser on any phone. No app store needed. The demo works without an account.
WGpott reads off the shop, date and every item. It picks up deposits and discounts too. The photo is deleted afterwards.
Toilet paper belongs to everyone, the tofu only to Lena, the beer to three of you. For each item, you tap who's paying.
At the end of the month, WGpott nets everything off. With four flatmates, three payments at most are needed, by bank transfer or PayPal.
Enter rent, electricity, internet and the licence fee once, and WGpott books them every month on its own. Split it per head, by room size, or with fixed amounts. Whoever moves in on the 16th pays from the 16th.
Once a chore is done, it's automatically the next person's turn. Each chore shows how long ago it was done, which saves the arguments.
A shared list, sorted by aisle. Whoever scans the receipt ticks off the bought items straight away.
Import the council's collection dates. The evening before, your phone reminds whoever's turn it is.
Whoever's away gets skipped on the cleaning rota and doesn't pay towards the shopping.
New dishwasher? Put it to a poll. House rules come with a read receipt.
Made in Germany
WGpott runs in the browser. Once added to your home screen, it opens like any other app and can send you reminders.
Open in Safari, tap Share at the bottom, then Add to Home Screen.
Open in Chrome, then choose Install app from the menu at the top right.
Plus covers the whole flat: one person pays and everyone gets it. No ads, and we never sell data.
You book Plus straight in the app under Settings. Anyone who sets up a flat by 31 March 2027 gets a year of Plus for free.
Ideally yes, so everyone logs their own shopping. You invite the others with a link you send in your flat's group chat.
Down to the last cent. Rounding leftovers don't always land on the same person, and the shares always add up to exactly the amount on the receipt.
Enter the move-out date. Rent and bills are worked out proportionally up to that day and no further. You'll see any open amounts under settle up.
Yes. Couples sharing a room can split by shares, and there's the kitty for a shared pot of money.
It's built for receipts from supermarkets and drugstores, such as Rewe, Edeka, Aldi, Lidl, dm or Rossmann. If it misreads something, you can correct the item before saving.
