Mooch is a free peer-to-peer sharing app, branded "the social economy", that lets you lend, borrow, and track items with the people you already trust.^1 You build a private virtual inventory of things you are willing to share, from tools and camping gear to kitchen gadgets and books, then request what you need with one tap.^1 You can add items by photographing them or with a barcode scanner.^2 In-app messaging and automatic return reminders keep the handoff from getting lost, and pickups and returns take a tap from both sides so an item cannot be marked handed over unless you both agree.^1
Invite people from your contacts or share a unique invite link. Only friends you personally connect with can see what you have; there is no public marketplace.^1 Items you no longer need can be marked free to claim so they move into a friend's inventory instead of sitting unused, and you can also put a price on an item in the same list, with you and the buyer arranging the money yourselves because Mooch does not handle it.^1
Mooch now also makes private groups for a family, a street, a book club, or a church. You share a six-character code to let people in, and when you tick a group on something you own, only that group can see it.^1 Things sort by room into Closet, Library, and Garage, and clothes group by who wears them and what size they are, with alerts when a friend lists a size your household wears.^1
Okie Apps in Edmond, Oklahoma publishes Mooch; the store listings still say Silvaco LLC.^4^3 Its privacy policy, updated September 9, 2026, covers Mooch alongside Dreamworx and FiveStar Life.^4 The FAQ says the app is completely free, with no hidden fees, subscriptions, or premium tiers, and the Play listing puts it plainly: no fees, ever.^1
