Case study · Personal finance
Everything you own, joined into one number that is actually yours
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What it does
- Net-worth tracking
- Six account types
- Recurring commitments
- iOS & Android app
- Read-only by design
Industry
- Personal finance
Most people cannot answer “how much am I actually worth” without opening five apps and doing arithmetic. Pockt answers it in one screen.
Pockt joins six kinds of account into a single figure: bank balances, investments, physical assets, the money that leaves on its own every month, income, and the things that are worth more or less than you paid for them. Each holding shows what you bought it at and what it is worth now, so the number is real rather than aspirational.
The recurring side is the part people underestimate. Subscriptions, EMIs, premiums and rent leave on their own schedule, so Pockt surfaces them ahead of time — nothing arrives as a surprise.
The deliberate constraint is that it is read-only. Pockt can see your money; it cannot move it. That single decision removes the entire category of risk that stops people connecting their accounts to anything.
Every account, every holding, every bill that repeats — joined into one number that is actually yours.
On the phone
The same product on a small screen — the version most people will actually use. Built from one codebase, so nothing drifts between the two.
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