The first pillar
Deeds
Tzedakah, maaser, acts of care, and promises kept. Each one stays visible and remembered — never flattened into a single ranking.
- Record a deed in seconds
- Tzedakah and maaser, kept apart
- Promises you can mark as kept
A steady life of giving
A quiet home for
giving and reflection.
GoodUp is a personal, private place where your good deeds — tzedakah, maaser, and acts of care — live alongside the weekly reflections you want to return to.
No accounts
Data stays on your iPhone
No scores, no streaks
Two quiet pillars
A practice with two sides, held in one calm place.
Giving and reflection belong together. GoodUp keeps both close — without turning either into a feed, a score, or a chore.
The second pillar
Reflections
A weekly reflection and a calm look back across the year. A quiet rhythm of returning to yourself — not a journal you fall behind on.
- A gentle weekly reflection
- A year, seen as a whole
- Yours alone, never shared
A practice, not a scoreboard
GoodUp closes the gap between intention and repetition.
Most people do more good than they remember. The app keeps small actions visible before they disappear into a busy week — calmly, without pressure.
Record it while it's fresh
A call made, money given, time offered, a promise kept. Put it down in a few seconds.
See the week as a whole
When actions live in one place, the practice has a shape instead of relying on memory.
No streaks, no leaderboard
A calmer alternative to game mechanics. Showing up matters more than a number.
What you can keep
Different forms of good, held without a single score.
Beneath the practice, the soul of giving stays intact — tzedakah and maaser kept with care, alongside everyday acts and promises.
Tzedakah
Tzedakah
Every act of giving, large or small, stays visible and remembered.
Maaser
Maaser
A dedicated place for the portion you set aside for giving.
Acts of care
Good deeds & care
Calls, meals, time, attention — the things forgotten first.
Promises kept
Promises kept
Record a promise, fulfill it, and keep it as part of your own integrity.
Capture the moment
Log a good deed before the week speeds up again.
The interface is built for short, repeatable entries. Recording should never feel like admin.
- Fast entry for one-off and recurring actions
- Separate categories for giving, maaser, care, and promises
- A home screen that shows movement without pressure
See the pattern
History and weekly reflections turn scattered actions into a rhythm.
Instead of trying to remember everything, you see what happened this week and this month in one calm view.
- History shows recent entries without noise
- The weekly reflection makes consistency visible
- A year, unfolding — seen gently, all at once
Together, without comparison
Family Circle supports a shared intention without a leaderboard.
When a practice is shared, it matters to see each person's contribution without turning it into points or pressure.
- A shared monthly intention for the household
- See what happens together, not who is “ahead”
- For homes where rhythm and participation matter
Privacy as a value
Privacy is built into the product, not added in the footer.
GoodUp's strongest signal is restraint. No public profile, no engagement loops, no remote data layer around your inner life.
No accounts
Use the app without a login or another identity to manage.
Stored on device
Your records stay on your iPhone unless you export them yourself.
No ads or analytics
No third-party trackers and no attention pipeline around your behavior.
Three languages
English, Russian, and Yiddish, with the same calm structure.
Inside the app
The whole product, visible in a minute.
Real screens, real flow: home, adding an act, the weekly reflection, history, and Family Circle.
Ready when you are
Give your practice a quiet, steady place. One deed at a time.
GoodUp holds a calm rhythm of giving and reflection in a private space — no pressure, no audience.