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Your money

Nothing arrives
as a surprise

A calendar of money, in the order it will actually happen, with the balance left after each one.

The running
balance is
the point

A list of upcoming bills tells you what is coming. It does not tell you whether you can afford it. Pocket carries the balance forward through every dated event between now and your next payday, so a tight week shows up while there is still time to do something about it.

Every entry has a real source: a statement date from your card, an instalment schedule from a loan, a detected renewal, a salary that has arrived on the same working day for months. Nothing on the calendar is there because it seemed likely.

Cards and loans,
told straight

Debt is the part of a finance app that most often flatters. Pocket reports it the way the lender does.

Statement balanceWhat is due on the statement date, which is not the same as the balance showing today. Paying the second one does not clear the first.
Minimum versus fullBoth are shown, along with what the difference costs in interest if you pay the smaller one.
UtilisationBalance against limit, per card and across all of them, because one maxed card among four still matters.
LoansInstalments left, outstanding principal, and the date the last payment falls. A due date in a past year is written with its year, so an old debt never reads as imminent.
ReconnectionsRelink an account and its loans follow it. A disconnected provider never leaves a phantom debt behind in your total.

Know the week
before it starts

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