We rewrote the privacy policy so it describes Pulget as it runs today. If you are signed in, you will see a short notice about it. You can dismiss it; nothing is blocked.
What the policy now says
- Every service is named. netcup, Cloudflare (network, R2 storage and Web Analytics), Resend, Logfire, Grafana Labs, Photon, Google sign-in, and every AI model that may read your statements.
- Two claims are gone. The policy no longer promises zero data retention, and no longer lists Supabase or Google Cloud as hosts.
- More detail on the rest. Sessions, limits against abuse, invite codes, account deletion and what backups keep are described as they actually work.
A new cookie banner
The banner now offers Reject all, Customize and Accept all, with nothing ticked in advance. Analytics load only after you allow them. Change your answer any time from Cookie settings in the footer.
Because earlier answers were not carried over, everyone sees the banner once more.
Smaller changes
- An invite link you follow is remembered for that visit only.
- Deleting your account also deletes any password reset links still waiting.
- Unconfirmed password sign-ups with no workspace are removed after 14 days.
For questions, see help or read how Pulget works without a bank connection. Plans are on the pricing page.
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About the author
Hikmat Samadov, Founder. Hikmat builds Pulget, a spending tracker that reads the bank statements you upload instead of connecting to your bank.
