Multi-year projections
Choose your projection length and starting age. Wealth Curve generates a clear year-by-year view of cash flow and balances.
Find out if you're saving too little or living too small.
This sample model follows a 38-year-old through a kitchen remodel, college tuition, and into retirement—showing how it all compounds.
Most people don't misjudge how much they save—they misjudge what they already have.
Compounding is unintuitive. Small decisions today quietly turn into outsized outcomes decades later, and most of us are flying blind. It's easy to underestimate steady returns and save too little. It's just as easy to overshoot—working longer, spending less, or taking less risk than you need, simply because you can't see the trajectory.
Real life makes it harder. Careers change. Homes are bought and sold. College, healthcare, and big one-off expenses show up unevenly. Traditional tools either ignore these realities or bury them in fragile spreadsheets.
Wealth Curve makes the long arc visible—so you can see what your money is likely to do, when it matters, and whether you need to push harder or finally ease off.
Built for decades, not spreadsheets.
Choose your projection length and starting age. Wealth Curve generates a clear year-by-year view of cash flow and balances.
Model monthly take-home income and expenses, apply annual growth/inflation and override any specific year when life changes.
Track multiple portfolios with contributions and growth. Include home value, mortgage and long-term housing assumptions.
Add non-recurring income/expenses by year, handle education costs and set year-level overrides for scenarios like job changes.
Quickly compare "what if" outcomes by tweaking a few inputs instead of rebuilding a spreadsheet for every scenario.
Use local storage with no account, or sign in to sync across devices with end-to-end encryption. Your passphrase never leaves your browser.
Quick answers.
No—Wealth Curve is built for long-range forecasting. You can model budgets as inputs, but the goal is seeing multi-year tradeoffs and your wealth curve, not tracking receipts.
Yes. You can use local storage on this device or sign in if you want syncing and persistence across devices.
That's the point—add one-offs and year overrides (income, expenses, portfolio values) to reflect job changes, moves, tuition years, big purchases and more.
No. Wealth Curve is a modeling tool that helps you visualize potential outcomes based on your inputs. It doesn't provide investment, tax or legal advice. Markets are unpredictable, and actual results will vary. Use Wealth Curve to explore scenarios, but make financial decisions with qualified professionals.
If you're using synced storage and lose your 4-word passphrase, your encrypted data cannot be recovered—that's by design for security. We can't decrypt it, and neither can anyone else. If you're using local storage, your data stays on your device and isn't encrypted. Consider writing down your passphrase in a secure place.
Yes. You can export your models as YAML files from within the app. This gives you a portable, human-readable format that you can back up, version control or import into other tools.
Set your projection length to cover your retirement years. When you stop working, override your income to zero (or add pension/Social Security as one-off income). Your portfolios will continue growing, and you can model withdrawals as negative cash flow that draws from your accounts automatically.
Yes. Wealth Curve is free to use. You can create unlimited models, use all features, and sync across devices (if you sign in) without any cost or subscription.
Yes. Create multiple models to compare scenarios—different retirement dates, spending levels, portfolio allocations or major life events. The "What If" feature also lets you temporarily adjust assumptions without changing your base model.