Who is Pulget for?
Freelancers, households, and small businesses tracking accounts, currencies, cash, or transaction fees.
What Pulget does with your documents, what it needs from you, and what it costs. Search below, or copy the link to any answer.
Who Pulget is for and where it runs.
Freelancers, households, and small businesses tracking accounts, currencies, cash, or transaction fees.
Not yet. Pulget works in mobile and desktop browsers, using your device's file picker.
What you can send it, and what happens when it reads something wrong.
PDF, CSV, XLS, XLSX, and DOCX, up to 10 MB per file. Photos and screenshots are not accepted yet, so a paper receipt needs to be saved as a PDF first. Scanned PDFs are read with OCR.
Yes. Pulget reuses corrections when the same merchant or description appears again.
Yes. Pulget reads document structure first, with language-specific parsing for non-English documents.
What Pulget asks for, what it never asks for, and what it keeps.
No. Upload statements, exports, PDF receipts, or add entries manually. Pulget never asks for bank credentials.
Statements work across banks, wallets, and countries without sharing account credentials or maintaining a bank connection.
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.
Files remain linked to the data extracted from them. You can export the workspace as JSON or delete it.
What it costs today.
Yes, during preview. No card required. Future plans are based on upload volume, not account count.
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