Adaptive onboarding
Questions adapt to whether you're working, retired or planning for a particular goal.
A feature-by-feature guide to how your accounts, cash flow, investments, retirement plan, goals and financial decisions fit together. We also say what's still evolving.
Questions adapt to whether you're working, retired or planning for a particular goal.
Age, retirement target, dependents, partner and financial planning assumptions.
A guided summary helps you understand the information you've entered.
See missing details and improve the quality of your financial picture over time.
Money formatting and a currency selector; full localization is not complete.
See spending against your plan and how much is left this month.
Project whether current spending is above or below the pace you planned.
Look back at prior months' income, spending and saving.
Add an expense or one-time income without leaving the main experience.
See ranked reminders and explanations based on entered information.
A retiree-focused paycheck view and working-life growth emphasis, reflected in newer design mockups.
A dedicated home tile tracking net worth through time.
Track cash, investments, retirement accounts and property by account.
Net worth broken down by major categories.
Track APRs, minimum payments and higher-cost debt.
Use position-based holdings with market-derived values where pricing is available.
Choose which part of each asset counts toward your retirement nest egg.
Keep historical month-end balances for comparison.
Show how many months of essential spending your cash could cover.
Detailed attribution of deposits, market movement, income and debt paydown in newer design screens.
CSV transaction imports are documented; automatic Plaid bank linking remains unbuilt.
Capture pay frequency and gross or net salary with planning estimates.
Estimate take-home pay using configured tax assumptions.
Model contributions and employer matching in your income picture.
Include recurring and one-time income by month.
Track modeled equity and vesting schedules for cash-flow planning.
Budgets for fixed, flexible and non-monthly costs.
Compare what you planned with expenses logged to date.
Schedule repeating income and expense entries.
See months where bonuses or equity vesting may leave more available to save.
Bulk-import transaction history from a file.
Capture an expense using camera/text recognition; native setup still needs validation.
Track debts; richer mortgage rate tradeoffs are illustrated in newer design material.
Track tickers, quantities and separate purchase lots.
Derive investment value and returns from lot-level purchase records.
Compare holding performance with a relevant benchmark over matching dates.
Select performance windows and review position-level results.
Development integration can update holdings from end-of-day prices; commercial licensing remains a launch prerequisite.
Per-account, bond/CD and holdings deep-dives appear in the newer supplied mockups.
Professional-style explanations of deposits, dividends, interest and market movement appear in newer design specifications.
More detailed allocation, attribution and multi-period trend analysis.
Keep your baseline plan separate from changes you're experimenting with.
Explore year-by-year growth with the amount saved separated from potential investment growth.
Compare different retirement dates and savings rates.
Model claiming age within retirement what-if scenarios.
Explore income and savings-drawdown tradeoffs across different claiming ages; richer presentation is evolving.
Run multiple market scenarios and review an estimated range of outcomes.
Use benchmark, personal performance or scenario assumptions with appropriate context.
Show the relationship between benefits, pension income and withdrawals in newer retiree-focused screens.
Explore whether a higher spending plan changes the range of simulated outcomes—not a promise of safety.
Advanced ordering, required withdrawals, Roth scenarios and healthcare expenses.
Explore historical what-if decisions as shown in newer design mockups.
Plan toward milestones such as a home, travel or education; goal screens are still being finished.
Allocate available savings toward goals by priority.
Review average savings capacity and months with different income levels.
Suggest a monthly amount to reserve for larger irregular expenses.
Test how contribution rates and dates affect modeled retirement outcomes.
Pick a target month and estimate the contribution needed to reach it.
More extensive avalanche/snowball comparisons and recommendations.
Account authentication, verification and password-reset flows.
Encrypted stored data with secure-key handling.
Financial data encrypted on-device before being stored in the cloud, per development tracker.
Recovery method for encrypted information if an account password changes.
Biometric or passcode app-lock controls.
In-app account deletion and associated cloud-data cleanup.
The product philosophy is to show source, method, estimates and missing information plainly.
Final data vendor licensing, legal reviews and release preparations remain necessary.
Plaid-based automatic financial account linking is not documented as shipped.
Detailed taxable / retirement-account drawdown rules, RMDs and healthcare modeling.
Translate the full application interface into other languages.
Live essential-expense runway calculations.
Optional reminders and notifications.
Bring remaining older detail pages into the updated design.
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