Who makes bolsillo
I'm Bendi, a systems and cloud engineer, and I make bolsillo in my spare time.
Why it exists
The data that answers everyday household questions is public, but it's spread across Red Eléctrica, the Ministry, the Bank of Spain and INE, in formats meant for specialists. bolsillo brings it together and turns it into answers: when to run the washing machine, where to fill up, how much your rent can go up or what your savings earn.
What bolsillo is like
- No ads and nothing for sale.
- No cookies or sign-up. Visits are counted anonymously, with no personal data.
- Only official data, with the source of each one.
- It updates itself several times a day.
- Free, and it will stay that way.
How you can help
- Share it with anyone who buys fuel, pays rent or has a mortgage. Every section has a share button.
- Tell me what you would improve or if a figure looks odd, in the project's suggestions on GitHub.
- Support it with money, if it saves you something: on GitHub Sponsors, with a one-off or monthly contribution.
Your support pays for the domain and, above all, the time to add new sections and keep the existing ones going.