Release notes
27 updates since January. Most began as a message.
We read every review and every WhatsApp message. This is what changed because of them, in the order it shipped.
About Pockito
Pockito started at home, with our own bills, budgets and receipts spread across several apps. Since 2025 we have turned it into one app that tracks, plans and explains your money, on iPhone and Android, in 24 languages.
28 Jan 2026 First version on the App Store
26 Updates since then
24 Languages, from Arabic to Chinese
54 Banks and wallets built in, in 14 countries
Where it started
We were trying to keep our own household's money in order. We wanted to see where it went and how much we could spend today, and no app we tried could show us both. Each one did one or two things well, so the budget lived in one app, the bills in another and the rest in our heads.
The apps didn't make it easier either. Crowded screens, settings we couldn't change, numbers with no explanation and a separate subscription for each one. Keeping track of our money had turned into a chore that was costing us money.
So in 2025 we stopped looking and started making our own. We wanted an app we could set up once that would then log our spending by itself, from bank texts, Apple Pay and payment alerts. For anything else, we wanted to say it in our own accent, scan whatever we had, from a receipt or a bill to a transfer slip, a screenshot or a handwritten note, and ask a chat assistant that knows our numbers whenever a question came up.
It had to keep the whole home in view, the way we run it: subscriptions and bills with a reminder before each one renews, what's safe to spend today, budgets, gold and every currency we hold, with insights that explain each number in plain words. It had to keep our records safe, with a lock, a backup and a way to bring our history over from the apps we were leaving. And it had to cost less than all of those apps and feel good to open.
How we built it
Since 2025 we have studied the market, designed the app and shipped 27 releases. Most of them began as a message from someone using Pockito.
2025
Research
We studied the money apps people already use, read what their users kept asking for and mapped what the market was missing.
Requirements and design
We wrote down what a home actually needs, from bank texts to gold and bills, and designed the screens before building them.
Building
We built Pockito to work on your phone first, so your records are there before they sync anywhere.
2026
18 Aug · Google Play
Pockito arrives on Google Play. Sign in on both phones and your records follow you.
Release notes
We read every review and every WhatsApp message. This is what changed because of them, in the order it shipped.
1.0
The starting point. Twenty-six updates followed.
1.1.2
Budget, bills and spending on the Home Screen, Lock Screen and Control Center, and expenses logged by voice through Siri.
1.1.4
The voice engine was rebuilt from scratch, so messy, real-world speech turns into the right entry.
1.1.5
Pick a monthly or weekly income and the budget period follows it. The timer on the subscription screen is gone.
1.1.6
Your whole history out and back in, and exports sliced by date, category and account.
1.1.7
Rebuilt so it remembers the conversation, adds bills and sets budgets. Auto-track got its two setup videos.
1.2.0
Rebuilt from the ground up, with its own typeface, full right-to-left Arabic and every payment kept in the currency you paid in.
1.3.0
A card tap lands even when the phone is locked or offline. Bank texts work from any sender. Insights, all new.
1.3.2
A long statement used to stop after the first page and still say it worked. Now you watch the whole file go in.
1.3.7
The AI reads each bank message first, so a card number is never mistaken for a price.
1.3.9
On the newest iOS Pockito closed itself after launch, and the shortcuts failed with it. 1.3.9 fixed both.
1.4.0
Safe to spend first, a Wallet tab, Repeating, recaps for any dates, 24 languages and 68 fixes. One version number for iPhone and Android.
Every release note, for every version, in your language. What's new
Everything in one app
Bank texts, Apple Pay and payment alerts log themselves. Say it, scan it or ask when you'd rather.
What's safe to spend today, bills before they're due, limits that warn before you go over.
Cash, cards, mobile wallets, savings and gold, installments and money circles, each with its own balance.
Insights in plain words, recaps for any dates and widgets for a glance.
No bank login, a Face ID lock, AI you can switch off and data that's never sold.
Multi-currency · 24 languages
Every screen, alert and widget is written for each language, and Arabic reads right to left in Thmanyah, a typeface drawn for Arabic. Track in any currency: a purchase in another currency converts at that day's rate.
Currency converter, the same daily rates as the app
From US Dollar USD 100.00
To Egyptian Pound EGP 5,239.99
Rate of 10 Oct 2026, from the same daily feed Pockito uses. In the app, a purchase in another currency is converted at that day's rate.
Your money, your way
Your pay sets the period, weekly or monthly, from the day it arrives.
Every account keeps its own currency, converted at the day's rate.
Log the way the moment suits: let it track, say it, scan it, type it or ask.
Gold by gram and karat, installments, money circles and loans, each its own kind of account.
Sync your phones with an account, or keep everything on one in Incognito mode.
Switch AI off and everything else keeps working, in 24 languages, light or dark.
One app, one price
Free covers every manual entry, your full history, recaps, budget alerts and bill reminders.
Pro removes the limits and adds net worth, widgets, import, export and backup, for less than paying for the separate apps it replaces.
The App Store and Google Play show Pro's price in your currency.
Meet Pockito
Pockito is the little wallet who lives in the app. It tells you plainly where you stand, calm, tight or over, cheers the streaks and the savings, and never scolds you for a coffee.
We want opening it to feel like checking in with a friend who keeps track for you: quick, clear and on your side, so you can get to what you are saving for.
How it is built
Pockito never asks for your bank password. It reads what your phone already receives, once you allow it.
Receipts, voice, chat, imports and auto-track can use OpenAI to read the details. Turn AI processing off in Settings and nothing is sent.
Every manual entry, your full history, recaps, budget alerts and bill reminders are free.
Pockito does not sell personal information and does not use it for advertising.
Talk to us
Help with the app or your account.
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Press kitFor partnership requests.
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