Coming 2026

Not a form. A conversation.

Just ask your question: "What if I retire at 55?" "Should I claim Social Security at 62 or 70?" "How much will Roth conversions save me?" Our AI runs the projections and explains what it found—in plain language, not spreadsheets.

A Retire at 60
Monthly income $4,100
Social Security -36%
Savings runway 27 years

Earlier freedom, lower government benefits

B Retire at 65 (Baseline)
Monthly income $5,450
Social Security Full
Savings runway 32 years

Standard retirement, balanced approach

C Retire at 70
Monthly income $7,200
Social Security +42%
Savings runway 35+ years

Maximum benefits, shorter retirement

You are here
Conversational AI
You control the depth
Transparent assumptions
Real tax calculations

Talk to it like a person

No forms. No menus. Just conversation.

Should I convert $50k from my 401(k) to Roth this year?
With your current income, a $50k conversion keeps you in the 22% bracket. Over 20 years, that saves you roughly $18,400 in taxes compared to taking RMDs later at 24%...
What if I wait until I retire to start converting?
Good instinct—your bracket drops to 12% after retirement. Converting then saves even more. Let me show you a 5-year conversion ladder starting in 2028...

Ask follow-ups. Change assumptions mid-thought. The AI keeps up.

5 minutes or 20—your call

Get a quick answer now, or go deep when it matters. Same question, you control the depth.

Quick ~30 seconds

"Can I retire at 60?" → "Likely yes, with some trade-offs. Want details?"

Standard ~2 minutes

See key numbers, major assumptions, and the main trade-offs explained clearly.

Detailed Go deep

Every assumption visible. Every calculation explorable. Change any input and see ripple effects.

Start quick, drill down when something matters. No judgment.

Questions we help you answer

Most financial tools give you a number. We give you answers to the questions that actually matter—with every assumption laid bare so you can trust the results.

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"When should I claim Social Security?"

See the month-by-month impact of claiming at 62, 67, or 70. We calculate your break-even age and show how spousal benefits factor in.

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"Should I do a Roth conversion?"

Model conversions year by year. See how much you'll save in taxes over your lifetime and when the strategy pays off.

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"How do I avoid the Medicare IRMAA surcharge?"

We track MAGI thresholds and show you exactly which income sources push you into higher brackets—and how to stay below them.

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"What's the best order to withdraw from my accounts?"

401(k), Traditional IRA, Roth, taxable? We sequence withdrawals to minimize your lifetime tax bill across all account types.

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"Can I afford to retire if I downsize?"

Model the sale, see the capital gains impact, and project how the proceeds change your retirement timeline.

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"What if I retire 3 years early?"

Compare scenarios side-by-side. See exactly how early retirement affects your income, taxes, and savings runway.

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Every assumption. Visible. Editable.

Most calculators hide what they're assuming. We show you exactly what's known vs. assumed—inflation rates, returns, tax brackets, everything. Don't like an assumption? Click it and change it. Your projections update instantly.

Known: Your salary, account balances Assumed: 6.5% returns, 2.8% inflation

Your country. Your rules. Your paths.

Every country has its own tax code, investment accounts, and benefits system. We build each one from the ground up—no shortcuts.

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United States
Questions we answer:
"When should I claim Social Security?"
"Should I do Roth conversions?"
"How do I minimize RMDs?"
"What's my optimal withdrawal sequence?"
Social SecurityMedicare IRMAA401(k)/IRA50 state taxes

"The Roth conversion ladder it suggested saves me roughly $47,000 in lifetime taxes. I've been doing my own spreadsheets for years and never saw this."

— Beta tester, Austin
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Canada (Québec)
Questions we answer:
"Should I contribute to RRSP or TFSA first?"
"When should I start CPP: 60, 65, or 70?"
"Will I face OAS clawback?"
"Should I do an RRSP meltdown?"
CPP/QPPOAS/GISRRSP/TFSA/FHSA13 provinces

"Showed me withdrawing $15K extra from my RRSP before 65 would keep my OAS intact. That's over $8,000/year I was about to lose."

— Beta tester, Vancouver
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United Kingdom
Questions we answer:
"When should I take my State Pension?"
"Should I use pension or ISA first?"
"How much Inheritance Tax will I owe?"
"Should I salary sacrifice more?"
State PensionISA/SIPPPension freedomsIHT planning

"My current advisor couldn't tell me whether to take the 25% lump sum now or phase it. I need something that actually models the numbers."

— Waitlist member, Edinburgh
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Australia
Questions we answer:
"How much super do I need to retire?"
"What will my Age Pension be?"
"Should I salary sacrifice to super?"
"When can I access my super?"
SuperannuationAge PensionFranking creditsTTR strategies

"I'm trying to work out if extra salary sacrifice now means I'll lose Age Pension later. No calculator I've found handles this properly."

— Waitlist member, Melbourne

Expanding to

These countries are next in our build queue. Join the waitlist to be notified.

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Mexico
AFORE pension system
SAR contributions
Cross-border with US
2026
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Brazil
INSS pension rules
FGTS withdrawals
Private pensions (PGBL/VGBL)
2026
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France
Régime général pension
PER retirement savings
Assurance vie strategies
2026
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Germany
Gesetzliche Rente
Riester & Rürup pensions
Betriebliche Altersvorsorge
2026
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Spain
Pensión de jubilación
Plan de pensiones
Beckham Law for expats
2026

Considering retirement somewhere else?

Most calculators only handle one country. We can model your retirement in 68 different countries—so you can compare what your finances would look like in each.

"What would retirement look like in Portugal?"
See how Portugal's tax system, healthcare costs, and cost of living would affect a retirement budget there.
"How does retiring in Canada compare?"
Model retirement in Canada—taxes, healthcare, benefits—and compare it side-by-side with staying in the US.
"What about Mexico or Costa Rica?"
Run projections for any of our 68 supported countries to see how your retirement would look in each location.

68 countries. Compare your options.

🇦🇷 Argentina 🇦🇹 Austria 🇧🇪 Belgium 🇧🇬 Bulgaria 🇧🇿 Belize 🇨🇭 Switzerland 🇨🇱 Chile 🇨🇴 Colombia 🇨🇷 Costa Rica 🇨🇾 Cyprus 🇨🇿 Czechia 🇩🇰 Denmark 🇩🇴 Dominican Rep. 🇪🇨 Ecuador 🇪🇪 Estonia 🇫🇮 Finland 🇬🇷 Greece 🇭🇰 Hong Kong 🇭🇷 Croatia 🇭🇺 Hungary 🇮🇩 Indonesia 🇮🇪 Ireland 🇮🇱 Israel 🇮🇹 Italy 🇯🇵 Japan 🇰🇷 S. Korea 🇱🇹 Lithuania 🇱🇺 Luxembourg 🇱🇻 Latvia 🇲🇦 Morocco 🇲🇹 Malta 🇲🇾 Malaysia 🇳🇮 Nicaragua 🇳🇱 Netherlands 🇳🇴 Norway 🇳🇿 New Zealand 🇵🇦 Panama 🇵🇪 Peru 🇵🇭 Philippines 🇵🇱 Poland 🇵🇹 Portugal 🇷🇴 Romania 🇸🇪 Sweden 🇸🇬 Singapore 🇸🇮 Slovenia 🇸🇰 Slovakia 🇹🇭 Thailand 🇹🇷 Turkey 🇺🇾 Uruguay 🇿🇦 South Africa

We'll let you know when your country is ready.

Your projection will be wrong. That's the point.

No forecast survives contact with reality. But the habit of projecting, tracking, and adjusting? That's where the value lives. The goal isn't a perfect plan—it's a better conversation with your future self.

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    Monthly Check-ins

    Quick updates as you go. Log actual income, expenses, and account values against your plan.

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    Variance Analysis

    See where reality diverged from projection. One-time blip or trend to address?

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    Rolling Forecasts

    Your projection updates automatically. No more stale spreadsheets from two jobs ago.

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    Course Corrections

    When you drift off plan, get suggestions to get back on track—or update your target.

Income
$8,200
Actual
$7,708
Expenses
$5,330
Actual
$5,822
Net
$2,870
Actual
$1,886

Stop leaving money on the table

Small decisions compound over a lifetime. The right contribution sequence, tax-efficient growth, and smart drawdown strategy can mean hundreds of thousands more in your pocket.

$47K

Average Tax Savings

Over a lifetime, optimizing which accounts to contribute to, grow in, and draw from saves the typical Canadian household tens of thousands in taxes.

18%

Benefit Increase

Delaying CPP from 60 to 70 increases your benefit by 42%. But it's not always the right call. We model your specific situation.

3.2yr

Financial Freedom Sooner

With proper planning from the start, many households reach financial independence years earlier than they thought possible.

Planning together? We coordinate both of you.

Retirement isn't a solo journey. We model both partners' income, benefits, and accounts together—so you can see how decisions affect you as a household.

Your finances are connected. Your plan should be too.

Most tools treat each person separately. But real couples make joint decisions—when to claim benefits, whose accounts to draw first, how to split income for taxes.

💑 Spousal Social Security coordination — see how your claiming ages affect each other's benefits, including survivor scenarios
⚖️ Joint withdrawal sequencing — which spouse's 401(k) to tap first for the lowest household tax bill
🛡️ Survivor planning — what happens financially if one of you passes first? We model both scenarios
Partner A
"Should I claim Social Security at 62?"
We show how early claiming affects your benefit, your spouse's survivor benefit, and your combined household income through age 95.
Partner B
"Should I keep working while you retire?"
See the tax impact of one income vs. two, how it affects Medicare premiums, and when the math says to both stop.

Common Questions

Honestly, it depends on you—your health, what other income you've got, spousal benefits, and how long you think you'll be around. We crunch your personal break-even age and show you month-by-month what happens at each claiming age. That way you can actually see the trade-offs instead of just guessing.

Roth conversions can save you a ton in taxes over your lifetime—but timing is everything. We map out a conversion ladder year by year, showing exactly how much to move each year to stay in lower brackets while putting more money in your pocket long-term.

Here's the tricky part: IRMAA looks at your income from two years ago. We keep tabs on your MAGI and flag when you're getting close to those thresholds. That way you can dial back Roth conversions or other income before you trip over the cliff and pay more than you need to.

That old rule of taxable first, then tax-deferred, then Roth? It's not always the best move. We look at all your accounts together and figure out the smartest withdrawal order to minimize your total tax bill—factoring in RMDs, tax brackets, and those Medicare premium bumps.

Here's the real question: can you make the math work? Early retirement means more years spending savings and waiting longer for Social Security. We run your numbers month by month all the way through 95+, showing exactly when you'd run short (if ever) and what tweaks could make early retirement actually work.

We figure out your capital gains exclusion ($250K if you're single, $500K if you're married), calculate what you'd actually walk away with, and show how putting that money to work—or using it to cut your expenses—shifts your whole retirement picture.

Be first in line

We're launching in Canada and the US first, with Australia and the UK following soon after. Join the waitlist for your country.

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