This week we launched Pocketbook Analyse, and I wanted to take some time to explain some of its features.
We built the new Analyse tool based on your feedback. You told us you wanted to splice and dice historical transactions to better understand how you spend. This is a first step.
As a centrepiece of Analyse, the Spending Wheel is a great way to get a snapshot of your spending habits. Now you can include and exclude categories and zoom in to understand more. My favourite is just watching the graph dance as you select and unselect things!
We have heard from many of you that you want to isolate certain accounts. Some of you also wanted to exclude money transferred between accounts. We’ve created these selection boxes to let you filter and get a more accurate picture.
Many of you suggested you wanted to look at spending in different time periods with even more customisations. We’ve included a calendar tool to help you zero in and build your Spending Wheel for different dates.
You have told us it’s important to compare week-to-week or month-to-month. This vibrant chart let’s you get a snapshot view which can immediately impact how you budget. Try it out with different categories and accounts.
Again to help you zero in on super-categories, we’re showing you the related transactions all in the same place. This way, you can start to make some quick decisions about where to cut down.
Just a start
All this is just a start at Pocketbook. We’ll look to continue building features in a way that’s exactly what you’re looking for in a personal finance tool. Making managing your life figure-clickingly easy.
We encourage you to play with the new Pocketbook Analyse tool, and let us know what you think.
Bosco
PS, thanks to Eli for the tip on the graphing package!







Hi there, great idea. Works beautifully. Have recommended to many friends. Two suggestions:
1. As a freelance, I have income coming in from multiple sources. I would like to be able to analyse our income as well as our spending. Is this on the radar?
2. I would like to be able to split transactions e.g. where I withdraw cash when I am paying for fuel. Hope this can be included in the future.
Thanks
David
Hi David,
yes, both things are on the radar. Thanks for the suggestions. Bosco
Guys, you are going to lose me real soon.
Been a year and still not Split Transactions.
Unless I want to waste my time inputting and tweaking the system to then have no real indication at the end of the year how my budgeting is reflected then fine but as it stands without Split Transactions PocketBook is really pointless. I may as well just use an Excel Document.
Hi Paul, splitting transactions is top 3 in our list right now. Being a team of 2 developers don’t exactly let us build the product as fast as we like. Please bear with us!