The whole plan on one chart.
Every year of your plan on one screen. You can see when your savings peak, when they start coming down, and whether they last as long as you need them to.
A retirement planning application. You enter your accounts, your spending, and your Social Security, and Simply Sam walks the whole plan forward one year at a time, from today to the end. Your numbers stay on your machine.
Every year of your plan on one screen. You can see when your savings peak, when they start coming down, and whether they last as long as you need them to.
Retire a year earlier. Spend a little less. Claim Social Security at a different age. Every change redraws the picture right next to your original plan.
One steady rate of return is not how markets behave. The planner runs your plan through thousands of market paths and shows you the whole range.
They are generous with the intake. They take your accounts, your ages, and your goals, then hold back the answers: the Monte Carlo runs, the side-by-side scenario comparisons, the tax detail. Those are what the paid subscription is for.
Works the other way. Everything it can do comes with the one-time price, and nothing inside is locked or saved for a higher tier. The full app is the app you buy.
And it does the one thing no cloud subscription can: it runs on your own computer, so your numbers never leave it.
Every savings and retirement account: what is in it, how it is taxed, and what still goes in each year.
The big things you own that are not accounts, a home, a rental, a business, and what they add to your net worth.
Watch the tutorialTerm and whole life policies, who they cover, and what they would pay the person who remains.
Watch the tutorialWhat you owe, a mortgage, a car loan, a card balance, kept in view beside what you own.
Watch the tutorialWhat a year of retirement costs, held as one honest number that grows with inflation, with room to shape the early and later years.
The money that arrives without touching savings: pay while you work, then pensions, rent, and part-time income.
Watch the tutorialFull copies of your plan with one thing changed, kept safely apart so you can try anything without touching your baseline.
Watch the tutorialYour whole plan on one screen: the year it lasts through, the money at retirement, and the shape of every year in between.
Watch the tutorialVersions of your plan side by side on the same years, including a built-in stress test and pessimistic and optimistic runs through real market history.
Watch the tutorialYour whole plan written out as pages you can print or save, to keep or to hand to someone you trust.
Watch the tutorialEvery claiming age drawn across your whole life, with lenses for the most lifetime Social Security and for the highest ending net worth.
Watch the tutorialThe low-bracket window between retiring and required withdrawals, year by year, with the tax you would pay always shown beside the benefit gained.
Where the tax in your plan comes from, one year at a time and across the whole plan.
Your plan run through thousands of market histories on your own machine, counting how many futures your money outlasts.
Life changes tried in plain words, money coming in or going out, and the ones you keep become scenarios.
Name the retirement number you want and see the honest paths to it, saving more, working longer, or a one-time addition.
A plain-language explanation of every calculation in the app, with no formulas to follow.
Check the version you are running and see how updates reach you, by email, because the app never checks the internet on its own.
It shows you what the numbers do. It never tells you what you should do.
No bank logins and no passwords. You type your own balances in.
It cannot move, invest, or spend a dollar. It only does arithmetic.
It follows the assumptions you enter. Change them and the picture changes.
Taxes are figured at the federal level. State taxes are not included yet, and are planned for a future release.