Your Finance Command Center · iPhone private beta

Your money journey.
Your financial view.

aMoneyKeel meets you where you are. Building wealth? See your progress and savings goals. Already retired? See your retirement paycheck, test decisions, and explore how long your money could last.

Find your journey →See real-world examples
In private beta · Images are product design mockups with example data.
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One place for your money

Four questions. Clearer answers.

From the bills you pay today to the retirement you're planning for, aMoneyKeel helps you connect the dots.

01 / NET WORTH

What do I have?

What you own, minus what you owe—from cash and investments to property and debt.

02 / CASH FLOW

Where does it go?

Income, spending, bills and what's available to save.

03 / PERFORMANCE

How did I do?

Investment performance with contributions kept separate from gains.

04 / RETIREMENT

Will it last?

Explore how your plans could hold up under different assumptions.

A personal starting point

Where you are changes what matters most.

Your goals look different at 45 than they do at 70. aMoneyKeel is designed to put the questions that matter to you first, and help you explore your next step.

Building your future

Know if you're on track.

When you're earning and saving, your view emphasizes what's growing, what's protected, and what to save next.

  • Is my wealth actually growing?Separate contributions, investment gains and debt paydown.
  • Can I handle a rainy day?See the cash cushion available against essential expenses.
  • How much should I save each year?Explore savings and retirement-age scenarios against your target.
Your planning lens

Working • a view designed around progress

Your wealth
See what changed—and why
Emergency reserve
Cash compared with your monthly essentials
Retirement target
Try saving more or retiring later
Illustrative journey preview. The features and layout shown may vary by beta build.

The app's onboarding adapts to your life stage and priorities. This website preview illustrates the experience; individual features may differ by beta build.

Inside aMoneyKeel

Built to make complex money simple.

Use the arrows to view one phone screen at a time. Scroll inside a screen for details, or choose Enlarge for a closer look. These are illustrative product mockups; the beta interface may differ.

Net worth

See the whole picture.

Your accounts don't all live in one place. aMoneyKeel brings your assets and debts into a clear picture so you know where you stand.

  • Review assets and liabilities by category.
  • Understand the accounts behind a total.
  • Track changes without confusing deposits with growth.
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Cash flow and investments

Understand what changes your financial picture.

Follow money coming in and going out, and track investment holdings and performance over time.

  • Review spending against a plan.
  • See investment positions and returns.
  • Explore a detailed view when you need it.
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One phone at a time. Use the arrows to change screens; scroll inside the image for more.

Retirement

Plan for the years ahead.

Think through important questions before making decisions. Explore savings, retirement timing, income, and market scenarios—without pretending to know the future.

  • See retirement planning estimates.
  • Explore how different assumptions affect results.
  • Understand where an estimate comes from.

Retirement projections are estimates, not guarantees.

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One phone at a time. Use the arrows to change screens; scroll inside the image for more.

See it in everyday life

Two people. Two very different money questions.

Follow these illustrative journeys to see how the same app can help people at different points in life. Alex and Maria are fictional examples.

Alex, 46

Working • building savings and wealth
  1. Start with the whole pictureAlex reviews cash, investments, a mortgage and other debts to understand net worth.
  2. Separate saving from growthThe investment view distinguishes new contributions from what the investments actually earned.
  3. Check the rainy-day cushionAlex compares available cash with core monthly costs and notices where more reserve could help.
  4. Try a retirement goalAlex adjusts savings and retirement age to see what it may take to reach a desired date.
Alex's question: “What should I do this year to stay on track?”

Maria, 68

Retired • turning savings into income
  1. Understand the monthly paycheckMaria reviews Social Security, pension income and the amount needed from savings.
  2. Explore Social Security timingShe compares example claiming scenarios at ages 62, 67 and 70 to understand how the tradeoff works.
  3. Test a different spending planMaria asks whether a larger travel budget changes the chances of her money lasting.
  4. Look at many possible futuresShe reviews simulations, their assumptions and the uncertainty behind every result.
Maria's question: “Can I enjoy more today while planning responsibly for tomorrow?”

These are example workflows, not personalized financial advice or a promise that a particular result will occur. Some detailed retiree planning flows remain under development.

Beyond the four pillars

A lot more than a dashboard.

Explore the individual tools across your accounts, spending, investments, goals and retirement decisions. The full directory also identifies capabilities still evolving in beta.

Net worth & accounts

Balances, assets, debts, emergency cash, account details, account history and source tracking.

Investments & performance

Returns, dividends, interest, holdings, cost basis, benchmarks and wealth generated.

Cash flow & budget

Income, planned spending, actual spending, bills, recurring items and debt decisions.

Retirement & Social Security

Monthly retirement income, claiming-age scenarios, what-ifs and simulations.

Goals & planning

Savings targets, emergency reserves, retirement age, annual contributions and future goals.

Clarity & privacy

Transparent math, unknown-data labels, encrypted information and device safeguards.

Explore the complete feature list →

Feature availability varies during the private beta; a listing is not a guarantee of current access.

Why aMoneyKeel

Financial clarity starts with trust.

You should never have to wonder whether a number is a fact, an estimate, or missing altogether.

Show the work

Understand the inputs and calculations that lead to a result.

Say what's unknown

Missing data should be identified clearly—not treated as a fabricated number.

Keep decisions yours

Explore financial choices calmly, with transparent assumptions.

How it works

Start with what you know.

1

Build your picture

Enter financial figures and accounts. The beta supports manual input and selected imports; automatic bank linking isn't being advertised as available.

2

Understand today

See net worth, cash flow and investment details in one connected experience.

3

Explore tomorrow

Try retirement assumptions and understand the uncertainty behind projections.

Private beta

Interested in testing aMoneyKeel?

The iPhone app is being tested privately. Email us to request an invitation. Invitations are subject to availability; this is not an automatic registration.

Request beta access →
Get in touch

Questions, ideas, or feedback?

Reach the right team directly. Select an address to choose Gmail, your email app, or copy the address.

Questions

Good questions deserve clear answers.

Is aMoneyKeel available now?

The iPhone app is in private TestFlight beta. You can request access by emailing beta@moneykeel.ai; invitations are not automatic.

Can it automatically connect to my bank?

Manual entry and some imports are part of the documented app. Automatic bank linking is not confirmed as available in this beta, so we don't promise it here.

Does it give financial advice?

It provides information and planning estimates, not personalized investment, tax, or legal advice.

Are the numbers in these images real?

No. The website images are product design mockups containing example data, not a real customer's financial information.

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