Say what you want
Your AI sends the public product or cart and your choices to ShareLess. Your phone prepares the merchant's page. Missing choices, sign-in or a store check may need your attention before the purchase can continue.
Shopping with ShareLess
The AI plans. Your phone acts.
Find what you want in your chat. ShareLess opens the store on your phone, uses your saved details there, and brings the outcome back to the conversation. Your purchase does not require sharing your card, address or traveler details with the AI.
Review and hold on your phone
Check the merchant, items, person and amount shown on your phone. Your hold authorizes the terms shown there. Quick checkout can include a shipping and tax allowance you choose in Settings. A total outside that approval needs another hold. Your AI cannot approve payment for you.
Get an honest outcome in the chat
On a supported checkout, your phone submits the purchase and watches for the merchant's confirmation. Filling a card or pressing Pay is not a confirmed order. The AI can report a completed purchase only when the phone reports the matching merchant confirmation. If the outcome is unknown, check that order before trying again.
Set up once, use details on your phone
In My details, choose your contact card, add a shipping address and card, or import a document. You choose what to save. Checkout fills the merchant's own page from your phone; the merchant receives the details needed for the order. Deliberately sharing a contact with an AI is a separate action, with its own sharing rules.
Know when you still need to finish
Some stores require their own app, a password, a CAPTCHA or a bank check. Flights, hotels and other bookings can still require choices and a final tap on the merchant's page. ShareLess reports the next step instead of calling an unfinished form a purchase. A merchant can introduce a new check after approval, so one hold is not a guarantee every site will finish.
Start with your own phone
Supported phone checkout and its outcomes are included in Free. Premium adds household sharing: members choose what to share, and the person paying approves on their own phone with their own card. Email-based order updates currently require separate Gmail private beta approval as well as eligible Premium access.