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Short answers about how Puchi works — the plan, the price, your privacy. Search, or browse by topic.
Getting started
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Puchi is a budgeting app for two. You and your partner share one plan, check one number before spending, and sit down once a week for a short money date the app prepares for you. It is a relationship app that handles money, not a finance app.
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Puchi is being built for iPhone first. If you are on Android, join the waitlist anyway — it is also how we measure where to go next.
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Join the waitlist with your email. When your invite arrives, one of you sets up the plan — it takes a few minutes and the AI drafts the first budget — and then sends the other an invite from inside the app.
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No. Puchi assumes you would rather think about money as little as possible. Log a purchase in three taps, glance at one number, and let the weekly recap do the remembering.
For the two of you
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Puchi works best with both of you in it, but it never requires it. One of you can run the plan while the other simply reads the one number that matters. Whenever the second person is ready, everything is already set up.
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That is the normal case, and Puchi was designed around it. The interested one sets things up; the other gets a calm view with one number and no homework.
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No. Puchi plans the shared part of your life — rent, groceries, the trip you are saving for — and stays out of the rest. Separate accounts, one account, or something in between all work.
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Ten minutes, once a week, at a time you choose. The app writes the recap — what happened, what is coming, one thing to decide — so neither of you has to prepare anything. You just show up and talk.
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You each keep your own data, and the shared plan closes. Unlinking takes effect immediately, and neither person can see the other’s numbers afterwards.
Privacy & what gets shared
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No — you choose what gets shared. The shared plan shows the numbers you both agreed to follow; anything you keep to yourself stays yours, including surprises and gifts.
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Only if you want it to. Bank connection is optional and coming soon; logging in three taps works perfectly well without it.
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As little as the app needs to work: your email, the numbers you log, and the plan you build together. The privacy policy lists everything in plain language — no legal maze.
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No. Never have, never will. Puchi makes money one way: the subscription.
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Yes, from inside the app or by writing to us. Deleting your account removes your data — it is your money story, not ours.
Price & subscription
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Free to start. The subscription is €4.99 a month for the two of you — billed €59.88 once a year — or €9.99 if you prefer to pay month to month.
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Yes — the subscription starts with seven days free. If it is not for you, cancel before the trial ends and you pay nothing.
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Logging, your streak, your safe-to-spend number and your first AI-built budget are free and stay free. Paying unlocks the monthly adjustments that keep the plan accurate, your goals with their projected dates, and your full history.
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No. One subscription covers both of you — that is the whole point.
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Yes, in two taps, no questions asked. The free features keep working and your data stays yours — you only let go of the paid extras.
Waitlist & contact
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You leave your email, we send a short welcome, and you hear from us when Puchi is ready for you. No spam, no daily drip — just the news that matters.
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Yes. Write to us from the address you want to use and we will move you over. Or simply join again with the right one and unsubscribe from the other.
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Every email we send has an unsubscribe link at the bottom. One click and you are out — no hard feelings.
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Email us — the address is right below and in the footer of every page. A person reads every message; there is no bot in front of the inbox.
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Puchi makes couples budgeting simple
One plan. Both of you. Free to start.
