Know where your money goes. Your money is in five apps. Your plans are in three. Your health is buried under memes, screenshots and "I'll check this later."
You're not lazy. You're just running your life on mental RAM that keeps crashing.
superfolk is a
privacy first personal finance,
productivity and health tracking app
that keeps
everything on your device.
superfolk pulls your spending, your schedule
and your health habits into one private view
on you phone, so you can finally see what
your week actually adds up to.
Start with one honest week.
you do not need a new personality. You need one
honest week.
Live as you normally do, superfolk quitely captures
what matters.
superfolk is for the versioin of you that knows:
"I need to get my shit together, but I'm not
turning into a productivity freak for it."
"I need to get my shit together,
but I'm not turning
into a productivity freak for it."
You usually know what you earn. You rarely know where it leaks.
Delivery. Rides. Subs you forgot about. That one weekend. Every "it's just 300, chill" that quietly added up until your balance feels like a jump scare.
Superfolk takes that chaos and puts your money in one clear view you can't ignore.
You log income and expenses in plain language instead of wrestling with accounting jargon. Bills live as photos instead of disappearing into drawers or random chats. If you allow it, your UPI, card and bank SMS transactions line up in one place instead of hiding across your inbox.
Spending shows up by category, so leaks and habits are obvious, not just a vague "where did my money go".
This isn't "stop buying coffee". This is "these patterns are burning your future, these ones you genuinely care about". You decide what to cut and what to protect.
Your calendar keeps saying you're busy. Your brain keeps asking, "I did what, exactly?"
You hit the end of the week exhausted, but the things that actually matter to you are still parked in "next week". Your time isn't empty. It's just being spent on everything except the stuff you say is important.
In Superfolk, your week finally sits in one place, like a schedule that's on your side.
Tasks, to-dos, reminders, events and notes sit together in one productivity space instead of being scattered across half a dozen apps and ten open chats. Connect Google Calendar or Apple Calendar if you want a single view of your day and week, without turning your phone into a screaming dashboard.
When you look back, it gets clear fast where your days disappeared: other people's emergencies, "I'll just do this quickly" favours, and scrolling straight through the only free slot you'd promised yourself.
Screen Time already knows where your hours went. Superfolk just puts it in words you can actually do something about.
Some days you feel fine. Some days everything feels heavy, your brain is foggy and your patience is gone, and all you can say is "I'm just tired" for the fifth week in a row.
Meanwhile you health is scattered across step counts, sleep graphs you never open, PDFs in WhatsApp, photos of reports and pill strips on your desk. Your body has been sending you notifications for years. You just keep hitting "later".
Superfolk pulls your basic health and habit tracking into one private space so you stop guessing.
If you want to, you bring in steps, sleep data and basic stats from Apple Health, Google Fit, or your wearable. You note the meds you actually take and the health appointments you keep pushing. Prescriptions, lab reports and medical documents sit in one place instead of buried under memes and random gallery screenshots.
Over time you start to see what your money, your time and your habits looked like on days you felt human, and what they looked like on days you absolutely didn't.
Superfolk isn't your doctor and doesn't pretend to be. It just gives you a clearer story than "I don't know, I just feel off".
No hacks. No streaks.
Just one honest week at a time.
Install superfolk and create your account.
Start with the module that stresses you the most, usually expense, and add productivity and health when you're ready. superfolk works perfectly on its own from day one.
Go through your week as you normally do.
superfolk quitely catches what matters: the money that moves, the promises you made, the work that actually happens, and the days your body clearly says "this was good" or "this was not".
At the end of the week, superfolk shows you:
* Where your money actually went, not where you think it
went.
* What you really did with your time, not just what the
calendar said.
* What your work looked like beyond meetings and noise.
* How your sleep, movement, screens and medication lined up
with how you felt.
You don't fix your whole life in one go.
You pick one lever: close one money leak, move one important task to a time that actually works, or fix one clear pattern around sleep, screens or movement. Then run the next week.
If an app gets this close to your life, it has no business owning it.
Superfolk is privacy-first, local-first and device-first. Your money, time and health data are stored and processed on your phone.
If you turn backup on, encrypted copies go from your device to your own cloud accounts like Google Drive, iCloud, OneDrive or Dropbox. They don't go to some giant mystery server you never see.
On our side, we keep just enough information to keep your account working and the app stable. The contents of your finance, productivity and health spaces aren't stored on our servers. We don't ask for your netbanking passwords. We don't sell or rent your data. We don't turn your habits into an advertising profile.
You're the customer here, not the product.
Your life stays on your device.
superfolk is for anyone in their twenties or early thirties juggling a salary, rent, subscriptions, side projects, health, social life, and the occasional "what am I even doing?" spiral.
If you've ever ended a month wondering where your salary went, looked at your week and couldn't name one thing you did for yourself, or said "I'm just tired" for the fifth week running, superfolk was built for that version of you.
It won't fix everything. It'll show you what's actually happening, clearly enough that you can pick one thing to change. That's where real change starts.