Who is Pulget for?
People with accounts at several banks or in several currencies, such as households, freelancers and expats.
Tracking expenses across currenciesAnswers about uploads, your data and pricing.
Who Pulget is for and where it runs.
People with accounts at several banks or in several currencies, such as households, freelancers and expats.
Tracking expenses across currenciesNot yet. Pulget runs in mobile and desktop browsers.
What you can upload and how to fix mistakes.
PDF, CSV, XLS, XLSX and DOCX, up to 5 MB on Standard and 10 MB on Pro. Scanned PDFs are read with OCR; photos and screenshots are not accepted.
Converting statements to CSVYes. Pulget reuses the fix the next time the same merchant or description appears.
Yes. Review the rows before you approve them, as with any import.
What Pulget asks for and what it keeps.
No. Upload statements or spreadsheets, or add entries by hand. Pulget never asks for your bank login.
How statement upload compares to linking a bankBank connections cover only some banks and countries. A statement works for any of them, and you never share a login.
Google signs you in. Pulget requests only your email address and basic profile. It does not request or read Gmail, Drive, Calendar, or Contacts. Email and password also work.
Privacy policyThey stay linked to the transactions read from them. You can export the workspace as JSON or delete it.
How we store and delete dataWhat it costs today.
Yes, during preview. No card required. After preview, plans are priced by upload volume.
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