See what's in stock. Reserve it. Pay your way.
Gloodoh Consumer shows you what a shop actually has before you set off. Hold the item, pay for it all at once or bit by bit, and collect it when it is yours.
Gloodoh is in invitation-only testing until launch. The Google Play link works once we have added your Google account — ask for tester access.
From "do they have it?" to "it's mine" in four steps
Find it
Browse shops and search their catalogues. Every product shows its price and how many are in stock right now.
Reserve it
Reserve the item and it is held for you while you pay, so nobody buys it from under you. Sold out? Pre-order it, or ask to be told when it is back.
Pay your way
Pay everything at once, or in instalments with mobile money. The shop sees each payment as it lands, and the order always shows what is left to pay.
Collect it
Once it is paid, the shop gets it ready. Pick it up, or have it delivered where the shop offers that, then confirm you have received it.
Built for how people really shop
Smart Budget
Set spending limits and see where your money goes, across every shop you buy from.
Restock alerts
Follow an item that has run out and hear as soon as it is back.
Deals and bundles
Campaign deals from shops, with the bundle held for you once you take it.
Purchases made elsewhere
Write down what you bought outside Gloodoh, so your spending picture stays complete.
Order tracking
Every order shows where it is — confirmed, ready, delivered, received — and what is left to pay.
Clear refund rules
What happens when an order is cancelled or refunded is written down in our refund policy.
Keep your budget in Gloodoh Budget? Link the two — coming soon
Once linked, each payment, refund and purchase you record in Gloodoh Consumer is sealed so that only your Gloodoh Budget can open it, and lands in your budget on its own.
- Optional. It is off until you turn it on, and you can unlink at any time, from either app.
- Nothing else changes. Shopping and paying work exactly the same whether you link or not.
- Gloodoh learns one thing: your budget's currency, only to show it to you.
