Logging takes two taps.
No forms, no accounts to link. When you pay for something, tell Pocky what it was and how much.
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Tap the big plus
It sits low on the screen, right where your thumb already is.
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Pick what it was for
Eating out, groceries, transport, bills and four more.
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Type the amount
The number left at the top counts down, and you’re done.
Meet Pocky, your wallet.
Pocky reacts to your month. One look at its face tells you how you’re doing, and you choose where it starts to worry.
The wallpaper follows the mood.
Behind the numbers, the month’s scenery recolors itself. Green when all is well, yellow as a limit gets close, red when the month is spent.
Set limits. Chase goals.
Give a category its own limit and Pocky warns you before you cross it. Put money aside for something that matters and watch it fill up.
- A limit for any category, like eating out or transport
- A warning before you reach it, and a clear sign when you pass it
- Goals with a target amount, filled as you save
Close to the limit
Over by $16
Monthly insights.
When a month ends, Pocky shows where the money went and how it compares with the last one. Sample figures below.
Where it went
$210
saved against budget
−8%
spent vs last month
Your busiest day
Saturday, with $64 spent on average. Know the pattern, then bend it.
The rest is small and quiet.
Everything else in Pocky is there to keep the first part easy.
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A calendar of every month
Tap the month to see what you spent each day, and how much you saved against that month’s budget.
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55
currencies
From the dollar and euro to the dram, lari and tenge, each with its own symbol.
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Light and dark
Follows your phone, or pick one.
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No account, nothing uploaded
Your budget and spending stay on your phone.
Questions, answered.
Which phones does Pocky run on?
Pocky is being tested on Android now. iPhone comes next.
Do I need an account?
No. Your budget and spending stay on your phone, and nothing is uploaded.
Can I use my own currency?
Yes. There are 55 currencies, from the dollar and euro to the dram, lari and tenge.
What happens when money runs low?
You choose an alert limit. Past it the wallet turns yellow and gets nervous; when the month’s money is gone it turns red.
Is there a dark mode?
Yes. Pocky follows your phone, or you can pick light or dark yourself.
Calmer months start soon.
Pocky is being tested on Android now. iPhone comes next.