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Features

Kitchen renovation planning features built around real homeowner decisions

Pocketa is structured to help you organise a kitchen renovation with clearer checklists, product records and notes, whether you are planning ahead or catching up mid-project. Not vague dashboard promises.

Many people arrive while a renovation is already underway, when quotes, deliveries and small parts surface faster than expected. Others begin earlier. Most are reactive rather than fully organised in advance, and that is normal.

Each feature below explains what it does, why it matters on a renovation, and where to go next in the product or guides.

Renovation checklist collage with task notes
  • Project workspace

    Create a kitchen project, answer practical setup questions and open a workspace you can return to as planning becomes sourcing and delivery.

    When to use it: When you want one place for the renovation record instead of scattered notes.

    Start your project
  • Personalised renovation checklist

    Work from categories that may commonly apply to kitchens, then hide, extend or update lines as you learn more on site.

    When to use it: When you need to see what may still need attention, mid-project or ahead of the next purchase.

    See the checklist overview
  • Notes and decision tracking

    Keep reminders, comparisons and open questions with checklist items and saved products so decisions do not disappear in message threads.

    When to use it: When quotes, specifications or timing are still moving.

    See how decisions stay organised
  • Product sourcing and saved items

    Browse sourcing by category where catalogue content is live, save items, follow supplier checkout handoffs where offered, request quotes, and keep links and notes together.

    When to use it: When you are comparing suppliers or building a shortlist.

    Review sourcing workflow
  • Bought elsewhere records

    Log purchases on your checklist with supplier, links, delivery dates, and text notes for receipts or warranties. You can also save a private link from sourcing while you compare, separate from a full checklist record.

    When to use it: When purchases are spread across retailers, suppliers and trades.

    Read the multi-supplier guide
  • Cost and budget organisation

    Group spend by category, keep estimates closer to purchases and see how decisions may affect budget without treating the workspace as accounting advice.

    When to use it: When budget categories matter more than one vague total.

    See cost organisation
  • Planning guides and Project Library

    Use the guide hub and Project Library for deeper planning, quote comparison and stage-by-stage explainers written for UK kitchen renovations.

    When to use it: When you want practical reading before changing your checklist.

    Browse renovation guides

What Pocketa does not replace

Pocketa helps with kitchen renovation planning and organisation. It does not replace professional advice from qualified fitters, designers, architects, surveyors, structural engineers, planning consultants, legal advisers, gas engineers, electricians or other relevant specialists.

Responsibility boundaries
Handover inspection checklist for completion

For suppliers

Supply kitchen renovation products? Apply to partner with Pocketa

We are building a curated catalogue for organised homeowners. Submit the full application with your business type, commercial models and product fit. Review is manual, but intake is open for suitable Lane B and quote-led partners.

Read the supplier overview before you apply.

Apply as a supplier

Quick answers

Quick answers about features

Is Pocketa only for large kitchen refits?

No. It is useful for smaller refreshes through to wider kitchen renovations, as long as you want a clearer record of products, decisions and progress.

Is Pocketa free for homeowners?

Homeowner workspace access is free at time of publication. See Why Pocketa is free for how commissions and supplier routes are explained.