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If you get Universal Credit and had take-home pay of £1 or more last month, the government's Help to Save scheme adds a 50% bonus: up to £1,200 over 4 years when you save £1 to £50 a month.
The current scheme closes to new savers in April 2027. Check GOV.UK for the latest rules. Pocketed isn't part of the scheme and earns nothing from it.
Each day you stick to it, Pocketed adds what you'd usually have spent to your total.
What are you saving for? Your total counts towards it.
Enter an amount above zero, like 600 or 49.99.
Add a daily reminder to your phone's calendar. It works without an account and nothing is sent to us.
On iPhone, tap “Add All” when the calendar opens. On Android, Google Calendar opens with the event filled in; check it repeats daily and tap Save.
Pocketed can count your month from payday to payday, the way most people budget.
If payday falls on a weekend, Pocketed uses the Friday before. Bank holidays aren't counted.
On Universal Credit and working? The government adds 50p for every £1 you save, up to £1,200 over 4 years.
Changing currency only changes the symbol. Amounts stay the same.
iPhone: open this page in Safari, tap Share, then “Add to Home Screen”.
Android: open in Chrome, tap the ⋮ menu, then “Install app”.
Your data stays on this phone. Export a backup file to move it to another device.
Pocketed counts things like “the app was opened today” or “a habit was added”. No names, amounts, habits or anything that identifies you are sent. Turn it off any time.
Your habits, amounts and goals are stored only on this phone. Pocketed has no accounts and can't see your data.
If anonymous usage counts are on, Pocketed sends simple counts to GoatCounter, a privacy-friendly counting service. No cookies are used.
If you buy Plus, your licence key is checked with Lemon Squeezy, the payment provider, when you unlock it and about once a week after.
Deletes every habit, your goal and all history on this device.
Pocketed shows an estimate of money you didn't spend. It isn't connected to your bank. Move the money into savings to make it real.