Your money, finally in one clear picture.
Tell Finocket you're salaried and the whole app reshapes to your life — income in, investments growing, net worth rising, and a straight answer on how much tax you'll actually pay.
You already know the pain.
Your money is scattered across a dozen apps.
Salary in one bank, an ELSS in another app, PF on the EPFO portal, some stocks, a couple of FDs. Nobody shows you the total.
80C is a March panic.
Every year you scramble to invest before the deadline because nothing tracked how much of the ₹1.5 lakh you'd already used.
Old regime or new?
You genuinely don't know which one costs you less — and the calculators online don't use your actual numbers.
What Finocket does for you.
Income tracking
Log salary, interest, rent, dividends and capital gains, with the TDS deducted so you can reconcile against Form 26AS.
Investments in one place
ELSS, NPS, PF/PPF, FD/RD, gold, mutual funds, stocks, bonds and LIC — flag what's 80C-eligible and watch the total grow.
Net worth & savings rate
A live net-worth figure and your income-vs-expenses savings rate, updated as you go.
80C / 80D planning
A progress bar toward the ₹1.5 lakh 80C limit and 80D tracking, so you know what's left to invest before year-end.
Old vs new regime, worked both ways
A full working for each regime on the figures you enter — slabs, standard deduction, surcharge, cess — with the gap between the two totals. It names which is cheaper on those figures and stops there: there is no 'recommended' regime anywhere in the product, because electing one is your call, not the app's. Indicative, not tax advice.
Only the years that have been checked
The planner offers an assessment year only once its rates have been read against the published law and signed off by a person — so a year the app has not verified is refused with the reason on screen, instead of quietly carrying last year's numbers forward. Capital gains aren't modelled, and the working says so rather than leaving a gap you'd have to spot.
Your tax answers stay yours
The rent, health-cover premiums and NPS you type into the planner live in a table where every access rule is keyed to your own login — there is no team-sharing path at all, so nobody you share a workspace with can read them. A question you haven't answered is stored as unanswered, not as a zero, so the working can tell 'nil' apart from 'not said'.
An ITR working sheet, not a return
Your figures organised by head of income, where every rupee points back at the row it came from, exported as a PDF or CSV watermarked NOT A RETURN. It deliberately will not name a return form: eligibility turns on things Finocket does not hold — directorship, unlisted shares, foreign assets, brought-forward losses — and the wrong form makes a return defective, so those conditions render as blanks for you or your CA to fill. Only closed, verified years are offered, and Finocket does not file.
SIPs & recurring
Recurring rules post your SIPs and salary automatically, so the picture stays current without data entry.
See it, don't take our word.
Actual app — real screenshots on sample data, not mock-ups.
The bar we hold ourselves to
For the first time I can see everything I own on one screen — and I stopped guessing about 80C.
What we set out to fix for salaried professionals guessing about 80C