4Barcode vs Pockee

4Barcode is a printing software developed specifically for designing ticket labels in various industries. 4Barcode includes multiple commonly used templates as well as new templates that can be customized. The general templates can be edited for content, while the new custom templates can be freely edited and have printing effects. 4Barcode has a series of functions, such as printing barcodes, QR codes, text, pictures, inserting Excel data, lines, and rectangles, and it also supports identification methods such as picture data identification and scanning code identification. 4Barcode supports Bluetooth printers and WiFi printers.

Pockee is a lightweight expense tracker built around wishes. It does more than record income and spending. It connects each save, purchase, and choice to the goals you truly want to reach. Start by creating a wish, such as something you want to buy, a small plan you want to complete, or money you want to save over time. Pockee shows the target amount, saved amount, remaining amount, and progress, so your wish becomes clear and visible. For daily use, you can quickly record expenses and income with amount, category, account, note, and date. Your ledger keeps recent records and supports calendar views, making it easy to check what you spent or received on a specific day. If your life has different contexts, you can use separate ledgers for daily life, work, travel, entertainment, and more. The total ledger summarizes included ledgers, helping you keep overall income and spending clear. Pockee also includes a pocket jar. Temporary leftover money can stay there first, without being assigned to a specific wish right away. When you are ready, you can move it into a wish. When you want to buy something but are not sure yet, add it to the pre-purchase list with its name, amount, and planned purchase date. Before that date, Pockee can remind you to check again, helping turn “buy now” into “decide after thinking.” You can also manage asset accounts such as Alipay, WeChat, debit cards, or custom accounts. When recording transactions, you can link them to accounts so balances and ledger records are easier to match. Sensitive amounts can be hidden, which is useful in public. Pockee saves data locally by default. After signing in with Apple ID, you can use a private iCloud database to back up and restore data. Terms of Use: https://sunzhengnj.github.io/pockee-privacy/terms Privacy Policy: https://sunzhengnj.github.io/pockee-privacy/