No. Using Good With does not affect your benefits, and connecting your bank will not leave a mark on your credit score.

Yes! We partner with brands, banks, and lenders in the UK to get the app exclusively into your hands for free - now and always.

If money is weighing you down, you’re not alone: 81% of adults in the UK regularly worry about money. When that worry starts to trigger your body’s fight-or-flight response, it can develop into financial anxiety. You may be experiencing it if you notice patterns such as:

• Catastrophising: repeatedly imagining worst-case scenarios

• Avoidance: avoiding your bank balance or ignoring bank notifications

• Sleep disruption: difficulty falling asleep or waking frequently during the night

Financial wellbeing feels like the opposite. It isn't about being “rich”. It’s about the peace of mind that comes from knowing you can handle an unexpected bill or the freedom to enjoy life without guilt. Our mission is to get you there.

Does the word “budget” make you want to run away? We get it.

That’s why Good With focuses less on what you’re spending and more on why you spend it. Gradual improvement could be a two-minute lesson on spending influences after dropping the kids to school, or a quick three-minute dive into Buy Now Pay Later on a coffee break before pressing “purchase.” Instead of hours on spreadsheets, the app fits into the gaps in your day, giving you pockets of small wins that add up.

Money is emotional as much as it is practical, which is why we help you explore how your thoughts and feelings shape your spending. Using principles from Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and other evidence-based frameworks, Good With helps you identify triggers, challenge anxious thoughts, and build mindful spending habits that last. By changing how you think about money, you develop a healthier, more mindful money practice.

We get it. Money is boring. But we try to keep things light and airy so you’re never overloaded.

No jargon, no nonsense. Everything in the app fits seamlessly into your every day, so you can find pockets of financial wellbeing in your own time, whenever that works for you.

By combining how you feel about money with how you use it, you get deeper insights into your relationship with money. We’ll crunch the numbers so you don’t have to, generating your financial health score - designed to guide, not judge. We don’t share your data without your consent, and we’ll never get access to your bank login details. We collect and store the minimum amount of data we need to provide a personalised service to you. If we don’t use it, we don’t keep it.

We use your information to create a financial wellbeing profile as unique as you are. By securely adding your bank account data with insights into your money mindset, we can offer personalised financial support that’s actually relevant to you and your situation. We will always ask for your consent to share your data with one of our trusted partners, and you have the right to withdraw consent at any time. Under the UK General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), we’ll always be transparent about your data: how we’re using it, when we’re using it. Find out more about data privacy here.

Your information is protected and securely stored in Google Cloud Platform. Google does not have access rights, and is not allowed to process your data. Your bank transaction history is also processed through a read-only system, so we can’t touch your money. We do not keep hold of your data for any longer than is deemed necessary, but you can retract your data from us at any point. Ultimately, you’re the boss. Read our data privacy policy here for more details. Read our data privacy policy here for more details.

We’re regulated by the ICO, the UK's Information Commissioner’s Office, which means we’re held accountable for how we process your data (with big repercussions for us if we don’t do what we’re supposed to do). So, you can be assured that your data will always be handled to industry standards. We’re also supported by trusted institutions, but most importantly: we’re people too, and we’ve been through the challenges.