Good Measure Money

Testers wanted (21+): help shape a new money app for sports fans. One budget across all your apps. 4 weeks, ~2 min a week. $25 gift card for finishing + free Premium for life.

Hi, Tyler here 👋 Senior accountant from Birmingham, Alabama 🇺🇸 I'm building Good Measure Money 💸 The problem: most people who bet use more than one app, and no app shows what you've spent across all of them. Our fix: 📏 One spending limit across every sportsbook & prediction market ⏳ Raising your limit takes 7 days, so it's set in a calm moment 📊 See your real total in one place We're looking for our first beta testers (21+): - Bet on sports or prediction markets - Use 1+ betting apps - 15 minutes for honest feedback Not anti-betting. Just keeping it a hobby 🙌 Join the beta 👇 goodmeasuremoney.com/beta?ut… Know someone who'd want this? A repost means a lot 🚀

One piece of the fix: give people a budget that sits outside the platforms. Most bettors use 3+ apps and none show the total. We're building Good Measure Money: one limit across every sportsbook and prediction market, and raising it takes 7 days.

We're looking for 15 sports fans (21+) to test Good Measure Money: one betting budget across every sportsbook and prediction-market app. 4 weeks · ~2 min a week · $25 gift card for finishing + free Premium for life. Apply here: forms.gle/TpodTBahpwmBMymB9

The spreadsheet never stood a chance. It can't stop you at 11pm on a Sunday. That's why raising your limit in Good Measure Money takes 7 days. Gives the you who made the budget a vote. Taking the over on that one. goodmeasuremoney.com

This is the number credit unions should be watching: 40% of men who gambled moved money out of savings or retirement to do it. Bettors need a budget that sits between their savings and every app. That's what we're building at Good Measure Money.

This is the overlooked part: most prediction-market bettors aren't sportsbook users, so they never see the deposit limits or self-exclusion tools sportsbooks must offer. Guardrails need to work across both. That's what we're building at Good Measure Money.

Treat it as one $1,200 bankroll, not four small ones. 1% = $12 per slip no matter which app you bet on. The tricky part is keeping track across all 4. That's exactly why I built Good Measure Money: one budget across every app. goodmeasuremoney.com

Great rule, and the hard part is knowing your real bankroll when it's split across 3–4 apps. That's why I built Good Measure Money: one budget across every sportsbook, so the 1% actually means 1%. goodmeasuremoney.com

One overlooked piece: state-licensed sportsbooks must offer deposit limits and self-exclusion. Prediction markets largely don't. Bettors need guardrails that work across both. I'm building that at Good Measure Money: one budget for every app. goodmeasuremoney.com

Agree the scale is alarming. Reality is most young men won't quit, so they need guardrails that don't come from the app profiting off them. That's why I built Good Measure Money: one budget across every sportsbook. goodmeasuremoney.com

"Ruin assembles itself out of amounts you'd wave off." This is it. No single bet feels big; the total does. That's why I built Good Measure Money: one budget across every sportsbook, so you see the number before it surprises you. goodmeasuremoney.com

This is the core problem: the app tracking your betting is the one that profits when you bet more. Bettors need a view that's independent of the house. That's why we built Good Measure Money, one budget across every sportsbook. goodmeasuremoney.com

Congrats, and great takeaways. The "separate bucket" is the hard part when you've got 3+ apps and none of them show your total. That's why I built Good Measure Money: one budget across every sportsbook, to keep it entertainment. goodmeasuremoney.com

Agreed. 5 apps in your pocket, open 24/7, and none of them show what you're spending across all of them. That's why we built Good Measure Money: one betting budget for every sportsbook, to keep it a hobby. goodmeasuremoney.com

That "from the couch" part is exactly it. Most bettors have 3+ apps and no idea what they spend across all of them. I'm the founder of Good Measure Money, one betting budget for every sportsbook, built to keep it a hobby: goodmeasuremoney.com

> Pre-launch. Waitlist open. > goodmeasuremoney.com > 21+

> I built Good Measure Money to fix that. > One monthly limit. Every sportsbook counts against it. > Lowering it takes 5 seconds. Raising it takes 7 days.

> Most sports bettors use 3 or 4 different apps. > DraftKings. FanDuel. A prop shop. > Each one feels separate. The total doesn't.

Looking for feedback on how y’all maintain a healthy weekly to monthly betting budget

Hey everyone. I'm the founder of a pre-launch app called Good Measure Money. It's a spending-limit tool for sports bettors who want to keep betting a hobby rather than a headache. One budget, across all your sportsbooks. Raising the limit takes 7 days. Looking for bettors (21+) who'd hop on a 15-min call to share how you think about your budget. No pitch, no sales pressure. Drop a reply or DM and I'll send a link to pick a time. — Tyler #sportsbetting #bankrollmanagement #sportsbet