WealthPlanned
$99Where the money actually went last month, in whichever currencies it went in.
Fourteen small apps — money, PDFs, meeting notes, résumés, habits — each one bought once and owned for good, every future update included. They install like apps, and they keep working when they cannot reach us.
prices run $19.99 to $249 — one payment, whichever you pick
Everything on this site is a one-time purchase. Not a discount, not an annual plan with a nicer name — you pay once, and the app is yours with every update we ever ship on top of it.
the usual deal
what this is
What the same job costs by the year
Adobe Acrobat Standard is about $155 a year, and about $155 a year again next year. PDFMod is $99, once.
The nearest thing to FIRE Model we know of costs $129 a year. Two years of it costs more than owning FIRE Model outright at $249. There is no third payment.
A model provider's own chat plan is $20 a month, on top of the API credit you already buy. OwnKeys is $59, once, and it talks to the models you are already paying for.
Those three numbers are the ones each of those apps quotes on its own site, and they are the only comparisons on this page. Where we have no figure we can stand behind, there is no comparison — which is why the other eleven are described by what they do rather than by what somebody else charges.
We sell a rental too, and it is worse value on purpose
WealthPlanned is $99 to own, or $25 a week to rent. Four weeks of renting therefore costs more than owning it outright, and the rent does not count toward the purchase — which is exactly why the rental is there. It is for the person with one month's work to do, not for us. Rent five weeks and the licence drops to half price, and that is the whole of the offer.
Before you get any further — what this is not
There is no macOS, Windows or Linux build in this release, and none is included in the price. Every one of the fourteen is a web app you can install, and each one says so on its own page.
pick any one of them ↓
every one of these is the real app, recorded — press Run it live to use it here
one price each, yours forever
Each one is a whole product rather than a feature: its own site, its own demo, its own price. Buy the one you need and ignore the other thirteen — nothing here is sold as a suite you have to swallow whole.
Where the money actually went last month, in whichever currencies it went in.
Will the money last if you stop at 55? Thousands of possible futures, and the two changes that move the odds.
Sixteen tools for the PDF somebody just emailed you — merge, split, sign, redact, OCR. We never see your files.
The thing you must raise with Sarah, filed on Sarah's 1:1 page before you forget it again.
Your resume read back the way the parser reads it, while there is still time to fix it.
Twenty-five minutes with a capybara, and something to show for the afternoon.
Three lines at the end of the day, and a monstera that grows through a year of them.
Every model you already pay for, in one window, on the API keys you already hold.
Two CSVs, a JOIN typed by hand, an answer — without a spreadsheet and without standing a database up first.
The flat window grab you were about to post, made to look like a designer touched it.
Say the paragraph instead of typing it; punctuated text comes back, worked out on your own machine.
The call you could not take notes in, written up afterwards on your own computer.
Seat 140 people in an evening, then print something the venue can actually work from.
One glance at the year tells you whether you have really been doing the thing.
One of the fourteen, up close ✦ 01
You paid for dinner in Lisbon on a card billed at home. Most ledgers make you choose which of those two numbers was real. This one keeps the euros as euros, sits them beside the dollars, and still adds the month up correctly.
Your money story lives on your device, and goes to your own account only when you switch sync on — over HTTPS, and not end-to-end encrypted, so we could read a synced ledger.
installable, every update, one price — no subscription ↓
the whole shelf
Bought one at a time
$1,002.94
All Access
$341
One payment covers every app on this page and every app we ship after it — including the ones that do not exist yet, which arrive in your account without you paying again. The price goes up as the catalogue grows, and whatever you pay is what you paid, permanently.
One payment, once. The price on the page below is the price you pay, and it is the price you keep paying nothing after — no renewal, no seat count, no tier that expires. It rises as the catalogue grows, and never for you.
Get All Access →Subscriptions are rent. This is ownership — one price, every update we ever ship, and a licence that covers every device you sign in on.
Your data lives in a file on your device. The apps that sync send a copy to your own account — only once you switch that on, over HTTPS, and not end-to-end encrypted, so we could read a synced file if we looked. Beyond that the app talks to our server only to confirm you own it, and it keeps working when it can't reach us.
These are built by one person, and the address at the bottom of this page reaches him rather than a support queue. There is no growth target here that a subscription would be the answer to, nothing to sunset when a metric misses, and nobody to be acquired by.