Purket

Split money into pockets. Purket organizes income & expenses with pockets (Living, Allowance, Fixed) and wallets (Cash, Card, Account). Sign in for backup & sharing.

Create pockets that match your purpose — Living, Allowance, Fixed — then pick a category (Food, Transport, etc.) and a wallet (Cash, Debit, Credit, Account) as you log. That's it.

Purket is an envelope-style budgeting app that lets you split money by purpose and manage everything in one place.

Getting started

1. Create pockets: Add purposes like Living, Allowance, or Business.
2. Log income and expenses: Pick a category and wallet for quick entry.
3. Sign in (optional): Back up your data and co-manage pockets with others.

Key features

• Pocket management: Group budgets and entries by purpose for intuitive tracking
• Categories: Tag each entry with what it was for (Food, Transport, etc.)
• Wallets: Mark how you paid or received — Cash, Debit, Credit, Bank Account, and more
• Custom items: Freely add or edit pockets, categories, and wallets
• Stats: Monthly totals broken down by pocket
• Recurring entries: Manage repeating items like fixed costs or salary
• Cloud backup (optional): Sign in with your email to back up your data and continue on other devices
• Pocket sharing (optional): Invite others by link to view and log a specific pocket together

Privacy & data Without an account, your data stays on your device. When you sign in, your email and budget data are stored in the cloud for backup, sync, and sharing. Purket does not connect to any bank or card accounts, and does not use advertising identifiers or user tracking. See our Privacy Policy for details.

Why Purket Simple to grasp: Organize money by "what am I saving this for?" No confusion: A clear structure — Pocket (purpose) / Category (what) / Wallet (how) Flexible customization: Add items that fit your lifestyle

Tip: On payday, set up pockets like Living, Savings, and Fixed first, allocate your income into each, then log expenses by pocket. It's an easy way to build purpose-driven spending habits.