GoodsCount overview
GoodsCount Technologies Inc. makes GoodsCount, a cloud inventory system that records what a business holds, how much of it there is and where each item sits. The product runs in a browser and as apps for iPhone, iPad and Android, with one account covering all three. Its intended customer is the operation that has outgrown a spreadsheet but would not buy an enterprise suite: a retailer with a stockroom, a contractor tracking tools across vans, a warehouse with numbered shelves, or a one-person shop that needs to know what is left.
Himanshu Goyal founded the company in 2020, and the product reached the public five years later: version 1.0 of the iPhone and iPad app arrived on Apple’s App Store on November 7, 2025, with Goyal listed there as the app’s seller and developer. Releases have come quickly since. The App Store version history records more than a dozen updates over the following eleven months, moving from barcode printing fixes in December 2025 to team permissions, vendor records and purchase orders by August 2026, when the product also took the GoodsCount name formally.
Two choices separate the product from larger inventory tools. The first is vocabulary: a company can rename the two central objects, so places become spaces, locations, folders, collections or groups, and things become goods, items, products, assets or artifacts, with the chosen words appearing on every screen in eight languages. The second is branding, where a logo, company name and color scheme are applied to the interface and carried onto generated purchase orders, invoices and inventory PDFs. Both are available on the free plan rather than reserved for paid tiers.
GoodsCount sells on a freemium ladder, from a plan that is free indefinitely but limited to a small catalog and a single seat, up to tiers that raise the item ceiling and open unlimited user licenses, with an enterprise option quoted on request. The company says more than 500 businesses in logistics, retail and warehousing use it, and it publishes customer testimonials including a critical one. It also commits in writing to a price lock: a subscriber’s rate can rise at most once a year, by no more than United States consumer price inflation, with thirty days’ notice. The inventory modules inside enterprise suites such as NetSuite and the operations apps bundled into Zoho One serve a different buyer, and GoodsCount is aimed below them.
Software by GoodsCount
GoodsCount’s flagship product, first released in 2025.
GoodsCount history and milestones
- 2020
Himanshu Goyal founds GoodsCount Technologies Inc.
- 2025
Version 1.0 of the inventory app appears on Apple’s App Store on November 7, the first public release of the platform.
- 2025
Version 2.0 arrives on December 29 with corrected barcode printouts, the first substantial update to the app.
- 2026
A March release adds in-app booking for support calls, which the company offers on every plan including the free one.
- 2026
April and May updates add per-space exports, barcodes for spaces, and scanning to add, subtract or count stock.
- 2026
Version 5.0.0 in August adds team roles, vendor records, purchase orders raised from alerts and company color schemes, and formalizes the GoodsCount name.
- 2026
Version 6.0.0 confines members to chosen spaces, hides price fields from them and makes a repeated import update records instead of duplicating them.
- 2026
September releases add finer role permissions, status tags in My List, inline item editing and sorted exports.
- 2026
Version 7.1.0 in October extends how much of the mobile apps keeps working without a connection.
Who founded GoodsCount?
Himanshu Goyal
Founder; listed as the developer of the GoodsCount apps
Himanshu Goyal founded GoodsCount Technologies Inc. in 2020 and is the only person publicly attached to its software. Apple’s App Store lists him as both the seller and the developer of the Goods Count app, and his developer page carries that one title. The listing stands under his own name rather than a studio name, and the company’s website names no other staff.
GoodsCount publishes no executive biographies, no board and no funding history, so the business presents itself as founder-run. Goyal has not published an account of his earlier career, and no public profile of him accompanies the product.
How GoodsCount makes money
GoodsCount charges subscriptions for its own software and sells nothing else. A free tier carries a small item allowance and one user license. Paid tiers, billed monthly or annually at a discount for the year, raise the item ceiling in steps and lift the seat limit to unlimited on the middle and upper plans. Each paid tier opens with a two-week trial, and the company offers a full refund within fourteen days of the first charge. An enterprise plan, quoted directly, covers custom limits, guided onboarding and priority support.
Two commitments shape the model. A subscriber’s price is locked for as long as the subscription runs, with any increase capped at United States consumer price inflation, applied no more than once a year and announced thirty days ahead by email. Customers sign no contract and can cancel at any time. Distribution is direct: signup on the website, apps on the App Store and Google Play, and a public board where users file and vote on feature requests.
Who owns and runs GoodsCount?
Himanshu Goyal founded GoodsCount Technologies Inc. in 2020 and is the only person it names publicly; Apple’s App Store lists him as the seller and developer of the company’s apps. GoodsCount has not announced a chief executive, a board or any other officers, and it publishes no employee count and no investor list, so it appears to be privately held by its founder. Support runs through the same small team that builds the product: fifteen-minute booking calls are offered on every plan, including the free one, and email replies are promised within one to two working days.
GoodsCount: frequently asked questions
Who founded GoodsCount?
GoodsCount was founded in 2020 by Himanshu Goyal, who is listed on Apple’s App Store as the seller and developer of the company’s inventory app. He is the only person publicly attached to GoodsCount Technologies Inc., which released the first version of its app in November 2025 and has named no other founders or executives since.
Who owns GoodsCount?
GoodsCount Technologies Inc. is a private company and appears to be owned by its founder, Himanshu Goyal. It has not announced outside investors, a funding round or an acquisition, and it publishes no shareholder information. Its mobile apps are distributed under Goyal’s own developer account on Apple’s App Store.
Who is the CEO of GoodsCount?
GoodsCount has not publicly named a chief executive. Himanshu Goyal founded the company and is the only person it identifies by name, appearing as the seller and developer of its apps on Apple’s App Store. The company’s website lists no executive team, no board members and no staff biographies.
Where is GoodsCount headquartered?
GoodsCount gives its address as San Francisco, California, in the United States, on both its contact page and in its terms of service, which name the courts of San Francisco as the venue for disputes. No street address is published, and the company lists no other offices.
What software does GoodsCount make?
GoodsCount makes one product: an inventory management platform of the same name that tracks items, quantities and storage locations for small and growing businesses. It runs as a web app and as apps for iPhone, iPad and Android, and it covers barcode scanning, purchase orders, invoices, vendor records, low-stock alerts and CSV import and export.
How many businesses use GoodsCount?
GoodsCount says more than 500 businesses across logistics, retail and warehousing use the product. That figure comes from the company’s own website rather than an independent audit. The iPhone app has very few App Store ratings, which is common for business software bought through a website rather than found in an app store.
Sources
- GoodsCount inventory management software goodscount.com
- GoodsCount terms of service goodscount.com
- GoodsCount privacy policy goodscount.com
- Goods Count on the App Store apps.apple.com
- Goods Count on Google Play play.google.com
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