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Can you actually afford your dreams?

See if your home, retirement, and college goals work together—and what to change if they don’t.

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How It Works

  1. 1

    Tell us your goals

    Home timeline, retirement age, college plans, and your current income, savings, and contributions.

  2. 2

    See what actually works

    Feasibility scores for each goal, where they conflict, and the tradeoffs between them — made explicit.

  3. 3

    Get your optimized plan

    Exactly how to allocate contributions across accounts, which investment risk is right per goal, and what to change first.

  4. 4

    Ask anything

    Ask your AI advisor about the plan, tradeoffs, or what to do next.

Financial Planning for Everything at Once Is Hard

Home, retirement, and college each look manageable in isolation. Together, they compete for the same money — and most financial plans don't account for that.

The questions you're wrestling with:

  • Am I on track for retirement, or quietly falling behind?
  • How does buying a home affect my retirement savings?
  • Should I prioritize the 529 or max the 401k first?
  • How do I make it all work on the same income?

Why it's so hard to get a clear answer:

  • Financial planning across multiple goals is genuinely complex.
  • Most tools and advisors look at each goal separately.
  • Generic rules of thumb don’t fit your specific numbers.
  • A financial planner who does this properly is expensive.

You're making decisions that shape your financial future without seeing the full picture.

Common Questions

Can I afford a house and still save for retirement and college?

Yes — but only if the plan works as a whole. We show whether your current income and savings can support all goals together, and which changes have the biggest impact.

How does saving for kids' college affect my retirement savings?

Every dollar directed to a 529 is a dollar not compounding toward retirement. We quantify that tradeoff for your specific numbers and show you the balance that works.

How do I know if my retirement plan is on track?

We calculate the probability of reaching your retirement target based on your current savings, contribution rate, and investment strategy — not a generic rule like ‘12x salary.’

How is this different from hiring a financial planner?

A good financial planner is valuable — but expensive, hard to access, and available only by appointment. We run rigorous probabilistic modeling on your specific situation, available 24/7 from anywhere. Our AI advisor walks you through the plan, explains every recommendation, and helps you understand your investments and tradeoffs — so you can make informed decisions on your own terms.

How is this different from an AI chatbot?

General-purpose chatbots give generic answers based on averages and rules of thumb — they have no way to model your specific goals, timeline, and financial situation together. We use quantitative optimization algorithms and probabilistic modeling to estimate real probabilities and find the allocation that maximizes your chances of reaching all your goals. The AI advisor then helps you understand and act on those results.

How is this different from just investing in index funds?

Index funds are efficient — but they don’t tell you how much to save, which account to use, or how to balance competing goals. Without coordination, the right investments in the wrong allocation still leave goals underfunded.

What happens if my plan doesn't work?

We show you exactly why — which goal is failing, by how much, and what changes fix it. Adjusting timelines, contribution amounts, or investment risk can often turn an infeasible plan into a workable one.

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