You set the rule
Payments always require a hold. You can require approval for other fields or explicitly allow a low-risk disclosure.
Save your checkout details in ShareLess, ask ChatGPT or Claude to buy a supported item, then review the merchant, final amount, and fields on your phone. Hold to approve. Your AI gets the order result, not your card details.
“No — I never saw your credit-card details.” ShareLess handled the payment authorization on your device; I only received the order confirmation and the receipt.
Your phone shows what is requested and the exact amount before the checkout worker receives payment details.
The pilot is guided. Start with a supported, low-value item so you can see the complete request, approval, and receipt loop once.
Add your name, email, address, and a payment method to the vault on your phone.
Connect ChatGPT or Claude. We'll guide you to the local or hosted setup that fits where you use it.
Send a supported product, check the merchant, fields, and final amount on your phone, then hold to approve.
Every request sorts into three outcomes you can see before you approve, and again on the receipt afterward. This is the whole product, in three words.
The task genuinely needs it, so it goes through exactly.
A precise value the task doesn't need becomes a safe, truthful range.
Asked for but not required. It stays in your vault, and the receipt records the decision.
ShareLess gives an AI or checkout worker only the access needed for a request. Your rules decide what asks first, and your history shows what happened.
Payments always require a hold. You can require approval for other fields or explicitly allow a low-risk disclosure.
Request history records who asked, the decision, and what the request was allowed to use.
Change a rule or disconnect an AI app. Later requests use the new access state.
On supported stores, share a product link with ShareLess. The checkout runs either on your phone or through the limited cloud worker. Before payment details are released, you review the merchant, final amount, and requested fields.
Tell ChatGPT where and when you want to go. It can research options, ask ShareLess for only the traveler details the booking needs, then send the final airline or OTA booking page to your phone. ShareLess opens it in-app, fills your saved traveler and contact fields, and waits for your hold before any card details are shared.
Add up to three people to your household. When they buy through their own AI, the request routes to you: their shipping details travel sealed from their phone to yours, and the only thing you approve is the payment — the exact amount, at that store, with one hold. They get the “order placed” ping the moment you do.
Ask Claude or ChatGPT a money question. ShareLess works out the answer right here on your phone, from a statement you shared, and shows you a card. Your AI gets just that answer, never your raw transactions, balances, or account numbers.
Point-in-time, from documents you share, not a standing bank connection. Ask ShareLess and free-form questions are Premium; importing a statement and the on-device snapshot are free.
Premium also pings you when ShareLess spots a win, a new subscription, a fee worth disputing, all computed on your phone, never on our servers.
Fair. The answer changes by execution path. Your phone controls release, but local tools, the hosted connector, and the checkout worker do not have the same visibility.
Vault values are encrypted on your phone. A request can use a value only through the release flow; where it is opened depends on the path below.
phone-held vault · path-specific releasePayments require an exact-amount hold. Sensitive fields ask on your phone; non-sensitive disclosures can follow rules you explicitly configure.
payment hold · configurable disclosure rulesReceipts record the requester, decision, and allowed use. They help you review activity; they are not identity or regulatory attestations.
activity history · not an attestationWe state which component opens an approved value and who receives it. A local path can keep ShareLess blind; hosted paths cannot make the same promise.
local · remote connector · cloud checkoutApproval works the same way, but the component that opens an approved value changes.
Claude Desktop, the browser helper, and the in-app checkout open approved values on your computer or phone. If a value is then sent to an AI, its model provider can receive it.
ChatGPT and hosted Claude connections have no local key-holder. The ShareLess service opens each approved value transiently and passes it to the model provider. This path is not server-blind.
On supported pilot stores, a ShareLess worker fills the merchant page. It receives the card only after your exact-amount hold; the AI receives checkout status, not the card. This lane is limited pilot infrastructure.
There is no public, self-serve B2B endpoint today. We're looking for a design partner with one concrete onboarding or intake step to help validate the flow below.
The prototype asks a user to review specific fields on their phone, then records the decision. A receiving business still decides what it retains and remains responsible for verification, security, and compliance.
ShareLess does not verify or attest identity. The illustrated flow is a product concept, not a generally available integration.
The design goal is to record the requester, decision, and permitted action in a form a user and operator can review. It is not an identity proof or compliance attestation.
We want to understand the fields you request, what you retain today, how you verify them, and what a successful smaller-data flow would measurably improve.
Prototype only · no public B2B endpoint is available today.
Request guided pilot access for ChatGPT or Claude and start with a supported, low-value order.