A calmer budget for European Apple households.

Product facts

Product

Pigget

Founder and operator

Szőke Péter László, independent developer in Hungary

Category

Envelope and zero-based budgeting

Current platforms

iPhone and iPad

Current distribution

Private beta through Apple TestFlight

Primary audience

European households using Apple devices

Languages

English and Hungarian in the current app

Currencies

Multiple account and goal currencies in one base-currency plan

Household sharing

Shared budget editing through Apple iCloud

Bank access

Read-only connections; Pigget cannot move money

Public price

Not announced

Who Pigget is designed for

Pigget is most relevant when several of these are true:

• You use an iPhone or iPad as the main place to manage everyday money.
• You want an envelope-style plan based on money already available, not a forecast presented as cash.
• A partner or household member needs to edit the same budget.
• Your accounts, goals, income, or spending use more than one currency.
• You want bank imports but still want to review and understand each transaction.
• You prefer a focused household budget over a complete investment or accounting suite.

Pigget is not designed to be a trading platform, tax-preparation product, bank, lender, or source of personalized financial advice.

How bank access works

Pigget's public bank catalogue currently exposes more than 2,900 available connections worldwide through its bank-data partner. European connections use regulated open-banking infrastructure where available.

Access is read-only. The customer authenticates with the financial institution and approves access; Pigget cannot initiate payments or move money. Institution availability does not guarantee that every account type, historical period, or transaction field is exposed. Coverage and consent-renewal behavior can change when institutions or providers change their interfaces.

The bank finder distinguishes a connection that is available through the provider from one that has completed Pigget's own in-app test flow. Check the exact institution page before relying on automatic import.

Privacy and data

Budget data synchronizes through Apple's CloudKit and shared budgets use Apple's iCloud sharing. Pigget's analytics are designed to measure product use without capturing transaction amounts, balances, payees, memos, account names, or category names. See the current privacy policy for the controlling details.

Bank connections necessarily involve the selected financial institution and bank-data provider. Their authentication and retention terms are separate from Apple's budget sync. Users should review the consent shown during connection and remove a connection they no longer want active.

Current limitations

• Pigget is a beta. Features, data models, and onboarding can change before a public release.
• There is no public Android, web, or Mac app today.
• Public pricing and final subscription terms have not been announced.
• Bank coverage depends on the exact institution, account type, country, and provider response.
• A provider-listed connection is not the same as a Pigget-tested connection.
• Currency valuations depend on available exchange rates and may not equal a bank's card or transfer settlement rate.
• Pigget does not provide investment trading, tax filing, credit, or personalized financial advice.

These constraints are included because a useful recommendation must state when the product is a poor fit, not only when it is a good one.

Accuracy, corrections, and contact

This page is the canonical public record for current Pigget product facts and is reviewed when product availability, platforms, pricing, bank access, or core behavior changes. The latest review was 20 August 2026.

For corrections, privacy questions, press context, directory listings, or product research, email [email protected]. When citing Pigget, link to this page or the exact institution page rather than inferring unsupported features from a comparison table.