Available balance
$247.18
And what about the rest?
The purchases you forgot to track are already a blur.
Small purchases disappear fast. Tell ChatGPT what you spent in one sentence. PocketLedger turns it into a searchable transaction, so later you can ask a simple question and get a clear answer.
One sentence now. A clear spending story later.
Available balance
$247.18
And what about the rest?
The purchases you forgot to track are already a blur.
Open the PocketLedger app, go to Transactions, then ask ChatGPT or Claude: “Log $5 for coffee today.” Watch it appear on your phone.
Open ChatGPT and approve PocketLedger.
Click Claude, copy the name and MCP URL, then Add.
Say: “Log $5 for coffee today.”
Use the ChatGPT app or connect PocketLedger to Claude as a remote MCP server. Same ledger, same tools, whichever assistant you prefer.
Install inside ChatGPT, connect your account with OAuth, and start logging expenses in everyday language.
Open in ChatGPTOpen Claude, paste the connector name and MCP URL, then approve PocketLedger.
Fast logging, searchable history, grouped reports, and safer write actions — without turning every coffee into another form to fill.
Write expenses in everyday language instead of filling a long finance form.
Save amount, merchant, category, date, note, and currency in a clean private ledger.
Ask for coffee expenses, Uber rides, last grocery purchase, or transactions over a certain amount.
Generate reports by category, merchant, date range, and currency without building spreadsheets.
Review, update, delete, restore, and undo transactions so AI actions stay under your control.
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Built for people who are tired of asking where the money went.Connect, then test: “Log $5 for coffee today.”