Connect your bank with PocketSmith and import your transactions automatically.
Keep track of your spending your way with categories, labels, and notes.
Track accounts from different countries and currencies at daily exchange rates.
PocketSmith was recommended by Xero as the only alternative to Xero Personal.
Create cash projections to see your daily bank balances up to 30 years into the future.
Plan your money in a calendar and see what you’re meant to have each day.
Test your decisions to see future outcomes and take uncertainty out of your planning.
Budget according to periods that are meaningful to you: daily, weekly, monthly and more.
Summarize the financial facts that matter to you, and see them in one place.
Keep track of what you own and what you owe. Add property, mortgages, loans and more.
See a report on how much you’ve earned and spent for any chosen date range.
A monthly breakdown of your historical and future financial activity.
Exactly a month since our last update! There have been a fair number of changes during the past 4 weeks, and below is a quick-fire screenshot summary of them.
We’re attempting to give a bit more help and information in the application, and provide quick-reference materials to learn from. While this wiki does an OK job at an in-depth level, broader reference material hasn’t previously been available.
Now you can get an Introduction and Help on each page using the pink lifebuoy on the right of the page, along with quick access to get in touch if you’re stuck. We’ll be improving on this moving forward, and also using these as entry points into more in-depth articles in the wiki.
Hovering over the pink lifebuoy on the right of the main pages will display a help menu relevant to that page.
An example of the introduction and help information available.
Jason worked through about 4 widget designs in a couple of weeks, each better than the last. Now we’ve arrived here - nice and clean, they visually step to the back where they need to. After this last round of design updates, things are feeling a bit more tactile now.
We now remember whether you’ve set the top graph to be open or closed on any particular page, permanently. Though not exciting unto itself, the new systems we have in place for this is an important step.
The next phase will be to remember the on-and-off status of each of your Calendars and Accounts in the widgets, and also allowing you to hide categories from your Personal Summary and Cashflows page. Stay tuned for more on these soon.
An important set of updates were released today, which enhances the managing of your bank feed connections. This new update:
There are a number of back-end changes that were rolled out with this update as well, which should make connections more reliable.
An example of the more detailed Connection Information in the Bank Feed overlay.
As always, we welcome your feedback, so do get in touch with your comments!