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Finocket for salaried & personal finance

Income, investments and the 80C bucket in one place — SIPs post themselves, the regime compare uses your real numbers, and March ends with an ITR file instead of a shoebox.

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No business, only your own money to keep straight. Track income and investments, watch the 80C bucket fill, compare the old and new regimes with your real numbers, and reach March with an ITR file instead of a shoebox.

Your first day

Open InvestmentsYour 80C picture and portfolio, in one place

Your rhythm

Monthly: income in, investments logged, net worth updated; recurring rules handle the SIPs. Yearly: the old-vs-new regime compare uses your actual numbers, capital gains sit in the same books, and the ITR-prep summary hands your CA (or you) everything in one place.

Frequently asked questions

Is there an automation for my own money, not a business's?

Two, both monthly. Spending outside your own normal writes to you only in a month whose total leaves the range your own last six months set, and names the entries that moved it. Bank statement against your own records ticks an imported statement against what you entered and reports only what it could not pair, in both directions. Neither runs until you set it up, and neither writes anything back.

Can somebody I share the workspace with see those?

No. Both are offered only to a workspace's own person, never to somebody reading it as an accountant, an admin or a team member, because personal money has no team-sharing path to sit behind. If you want another person to see a month, you send it to them yourself.

Is there one for my investments or my 80C headroom?

No, and it is a decision rather than a gap. An agent runs on a key whose permissions come from a fixed vocabulary built for business books, and letting one read your personal holdings would mean widening keys that already exist. So investments and personal income are placed out of every agent's reach on purpose; the 80C picture stays something you open yourself.

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