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You lay out your year once, then adjust as you go. If you move an expense, redirect some savings or push back a plan, you see what it changes in the following months without starting over.

Excel does the job, but the formulas turn fragile as soon as you move a row. And on mobile it’s painful. Pulpe keeps the whole picture and recalculates what follows when you adjust your budget.

I would have liked to offer bank synchronisation. Doing it properly in Switzerland and France means going through external providers and handling regulatory constraints. For a project I build alone, in the evening after work, the cost is too high. So for now, entry stays manual.

Your amounts are never stored in the clear. They are encrypted in the database with AES-256-GCM. They are decrypted server-side during your authenticated requests, using two keys kept separately, one of them derived from your PIN. A leak of the database alone is therefore not enough to read them. Your financial amounts and labels are neither shared for advertising nor sold. The source code is public, so you can check how it works instead of taking my word for it.

Yes. The demo mode lets you use Pulpe with no account and without entering your own figures.

Yes. Pulpe is free, with no ads and no subscription. It’s a solo project and its source code is public.

Yes. Pulpe works with Swiss francs and euros, on the web and on iPhone.

Sign in to the same account on both. Your budgets and your changes are synchronised automatically.

You can request deletion from your settings. The account and your data are then scheduled for deletion in three days, which gives you that window to change your mind. After it, they are removed from the active systems. Copies may remain temporarily in technical backups, then expire under the hosting provider’s retention policy.