Pulget
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No bank login. Just your statements.

Pulget turns receipts, statements, and payment screenshots into structured, auditable finance data. You keep the originals, and every number links back to the file it came from.

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statement-march.pdf
Read from statement-march.pdf
  • REWE12 Mar · Groceries
    €41.20
  • Deutsche Bahn12 Mar · Transport
    €9.90
  • Spotify11 Mar · Entertainment
    €10.99
3 transactions€62.09

From a file you already have to numbers you can trust.

    • statement.pdf
    • receipt.jpg
    • export.csv
    01

    Drop the file you already have

    A bank statement PDF, a photo of a receipt, a payment screenshot, or a CSV export. No account linking, no credentials, no open-banking handoff.

  2. Read asREWE SAGT DANKE 4711
    corrected once
    MerchantREWE
    02

    Check what was read

    Everything lands in a review inbox before it counts. Correct a merchant, a date, or an amount once, and the same correction is applied the next time that pattern appears.

  3. REWE€41.20
    Sourcestatement-march.pdfpage 2, line 14
    03

    Keep the paper trail

    Every figure stays linked to the document it came from, so any number on any screen can be traced back to the original file.

The one thing Pulget will never ask for.

Most budgeting tools begin by asking you to hand over the keys to your bank. Pulget begins with a file. Read the privacy policy.

  • No credentials, ever

    Pulget never asks for a bank username, password, or one-time code, and there is no open-banking consent screen. There is nothing to revoke because nothing was connected.

  • You already have the data

    Your bank already gives you statements. Pulget reads those. That means it also works for accounts, wallets, and countries no aggregator supports.

  • The original is the record

    Extracted figures never replace your documents. The file stays, the link stays, and any number can be checked against the page it was read from.

What the parser actually covers.

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source types parsedPDF, image, screenshot, CSV, and more
14
core extraction fieldsmerchant, date, amounts, tax, currency
32+
merchant patterns matchedrecognised and normalised on sight

Questions people actually ask.

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Does Pulget connect to my bank?

No. Pulget starts from documents you already have: PDFs, screenshots, emails, exports, and manual notes. There is no login or open-banking handoff.

Can it handle receipts in different languages?

Yes. The ingestion layer is built around document structure first, with language-specific parsing layered on top, so non-English receipts behave the same way.

What happens to my files after upload?

They are kept as the source of record. Each extracted number stays linked to its original document, so you can always trace a transaction back to the receipt or statement it came from.

Can I correct a parse if Pulget gets it wrong?

Yes, and that is the expected workflow rather than an edge case. Anything you change is reused next time the same merchant or pattern appears, so corrections compound instead of repeating.

Is there a mobile app?

Not yet. Pulget runs in the browser today, and it is built to work from a phone camera roll: photograph a receipt, upload it, review it.

Is Pulget free to use?

During the preview, yes. Plans are designed around how much you upload, not how many bank accounts you connect.

Start with one statement.

Upload a single file and see what comes back. Free during the preview, and there is nothing to connect.

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