Interesting take — focusing on FIRE number + freedom date + “which change actually moves the needle” feels more useful than another generic budget tracker.
Curious how you handle uncertainty (returns, inflation, job gaps) in those scenarios, and whether plans stay readable for non-finance people. Would love to see a simple before/after of one lifestyle change (e.g. cut rent vs raise savings rate) and how much it shifts the freedom date.
Nice launch — rooting for you.
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Interesting take — focusing on FIRE number + freedom date + “which change actually moves the needle” feels more useful than another generic budget tracker.
Curious how you handle uncertainty (returns, inflation, job gaps) in those scenarios, and whether plans stay readable for non-finance people. Would love to see a simple before/after of one lifestyle change (e.g. cut rent vs raise savings rate) and how much it shifts the freedom date.
Nice launch — rooting for you.