Everything you own
Every account, every holding, every bill that repeats — joined into one number that is actually yours.1
*Read-only. Pocket cannot move your money.
This one works — tap the tabs
One number,
six kinds of account
A current account, a card, a brokerage, a loan, a pension, a wallet. Pocket reads them all through one connection and does the arithmetic that nobody enjoys doing by hand — what you own, minus what you owe, as of a minute ago.
Bought at,
worth now
Brokers tell you what something is worth. They rarely make it easy to see what you paid. Pocket puts both on one line — the hollow marker is your cost, the solid one is today — so a position that has doubled and one that has drifted look different at a glance, not after arithmetic.
Live — toggle the allocation
The money
that leaves
on its own
Subscriptions arrive one at a time and are never reviewed together. Pocket finds every repeating charge, decodes the descriptor your bank actually sends, works out what each costs a year, and catches the ones that quietly went up.
Your bank calls it PADDLE.NET* OPENAI. Pocket calls it ChatGPT, knows it renews in nine days, and notices you are paying two companies for the same job.
Live — tap a service
Nothing
arrives
as a surprise
A card statement, a loan instalment, a renewal, a payday. Pocket puts them on one calendar in the order they will actually happen, and tells you the running balance after each one — so you find out about a tight week while you can still do something about it.
A dash is
an answer
Most finance apps would rather show you a confident wrong number than an honest blank.
That rule is enforced in code, not written in a policy. Sixty-five automated checks run against the maths on every build — cost basis, dividends, currency, fractional units, dated cash flows — and a figure that cannot be derived honestly does not ship.
Wherever
your money is
Pocket does not have a home currency. It reads the market your account belongs to and speaks it back — dollars before the number, kronor after it, the right thousands separator, the right date order. Nothing is translated into someone else's idea of normal.
Money touches
more than money
A statement can tell you what a month cost. It cannot tell you what you got for it. Two more parts of Pocket sit next to the numbers, for the same reason they sit next to each other in a life.
It cannot spend
your money
Not “does not”. Cannot.
Pocket never requests the permission that would let it initiate a payment. There is nothing to misuse and nothing to revoke in a hurry. Read-only is a capability, not a promise.
One connection.
Then everything.
Link one account and the rest of the app fills itself in. No spreadsheets, no manual entry, no setup weekend.
Available on iPhone, Android and the web. Free while in early access.4