No spam. One email when the first edition is ready.
Dear Shareholder (that's you),
The spreadsheet died of neglect. Mint is dead. The aggregators want your bank password to do what you could type by hand in five minutes.
We propose the opposite of all that: one monthly check-in, a permanent record kept in your own hand, and a countdown to the day work becomes optional. No sync to break. No credentials to surrender. Twelve numbers a year, owned by their author.
It is, deliberately, the least software we could build that still earns the word tracker.
— the WorthPulse team, currently building
How it will work, in four notes.
A five-minute wizard walks every account, one at a time. Type the balances. Done — until next month.
Your FIRE and Coast-FIRE dates, computed from your numbers and your own assumptions for savings rate and SWR.
Every snapshot kept forever, charted as Exhibit A. A permanent ledger of the number, month over month.
CSV export, always. Your ledger leaves with you, whole, the day you decide to take it.
These notes describe the product under construction, not an audited one.
Planned pricing. A fraction of Kubera, because you don't need a family-office product to type twelve numbers a month.
Fees as planned at time of printing. Subject to restatement before launch.
For reference: Kubera bills $150–249/yr.
It's in development. The first edition ships to the waitlist before it ships to anyone else.
Early access, launch pricing, and input on which account types we support first.
Because your bank credentials are nobody's business, and five typed minutes beat a broken sync. Manual entry is the feature, not a limitation.
It's yours. Exportable as CSV at any time, and never sold.
The next twelve months will be recorded somewhere. We suggest here.