Why did I spend more this month?
Find the purchases and categories behind the increase.
AI money coach
Bring your spending, goals, and plans into the conversation. Ask about your numbers, explore a different assumption, and work through what a next step could look like.
No credit card needed. Start where you are.

Start with what’s on your mind
A few ways to begin when you open the coach in Pockit Book.
Find the purchases and categories behind the increase.
Turn your savings target and travel date into a monthly amount.
Compare your projected monthly retirement income with the amount you’ll need.
Understand the tradeoff between paying less interest and clearing a smaller balance sooner.
Account for the mortgage, property taxes, and insurance before deciding what you can afford.
See your estimated quarterly payment so you can set that money aside from business income.
Context makes the conversation better
Your accounts, transactions, and planning inputs give the conversation a starting point. Use the coach to explore the relationships between them and ask follow-up questions.

Before it answers
The coach draws on your accounts and plans to connect each question with the rest of your finances.
In the wild
Turn a savings question into a next step you can picture.
Can we reach our $10,000 moving goal in six months?
$1,000 / month
With $4,000 already saved, another $1,000 a month would close the gap in six months.
Clarity, with you in control
Bring curiosity to the conversation. Review the details, explore a different assumption, and decide what makes sense for your life.
The coach cannot transfer money from your connected accounts.
Planning estimates depend on the information and assumptions you provide.
Included with Pro, Family and Entrepreneur.
Before your first conversation
No. Connected bank information is read-only. Your money stays at your financial institution.
Open Ask AI in the Pockit Book application. Coaching is included with every paid plan.
Use them to understand options and questions to investigate. Check your inputs and assumptions, and review important financial decisions with the appropriate professional.
A clearer picture starts here
Start seeing your money more clearly. Then explore what you want to do with it.