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Poketo.

A mobile-money overlay wallet that splits one balance into purposeful "pockets" — for savings, group funds, goals and kids’ school allowances.

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FlutterRiverpodSupabaseMobile Money
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[ The challenge ]

On mobile money, everything sits in one undifferentiated balance. There is no simple way to set money aside for rent, a savings group or a child’s school allowance — so money blends together and people lose track of where it actually goes.

[ Our solution ]

We built Poketo, an overlay wallet that lets people organize money into named pockets — personal, shared, goal-based and kids’ allowances — on the mobile-money rails they already use. A laminated QR card lets parents load weekly allowance that children spend at school with a PIN, while merchants accept payments through QR checkout.

[ How we built it ]

From problem to launch, step by step.

01

Discovery

Studied how families and savings groups actually move money, and where a single mobile-money balance breaks down.

02

Wallet Core

Built the pockets model and ledger in Flutter with Riverpod, backed by Supabase auth and data.

03

Kids & Merchants

Added the kids-pocket QR card, PIN spend at school canteens, and merchant QR checkout with real-time parent notifications.

04

Security & Launch

Implemented PIN and biometric security, a clear transaction ledger and spend alerts across every pocket.

[ What we shipped ]

The core features.

Personal, shared, goal and kids’ pockets
Kids’ allowance via laminated QR card with PIN spend
Merchant QR checkout and acceptance
Clear per-pocket transaction ledger
Real-time spend notifications
PIN and biometric security
Built on existing mobile-money rails
[ The impact ]

Poketo turns a single mobile-money balance into intentional, trackable pockets — helping families budget, savings groups stay organized, and parents manage school allowances with confidence.

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