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Show HN: ProjectiFi – Personal finance simulator with no link to your accounts

9 pointsby 5y agoprojectifi.io
5 comments
5y agoHN ↗

I missed the “i” and read it as “ProjectFi”, which is Google’s cell service. Might want to consider a name change or at least a case change for some letters.

5y agoHN ↗

Such a cool and creative way to plan out and explore financial goals. It allows you to create different plans taking into account your salary, retirement assets, large purchases (cars, house, other assets), a wedding, kids (529s), and more. Great job!

5y agoHN ↗

I had trouble finding a good FI planning and simulation tool that could model things in enough detail... so I built one.

Would love it if any of you want to try it out. Almost all the functionality is free, but if anyone wants to become a beta tester of the premium features, just shoot a message to projectifi.io@gmail.com for a discount code.

5y agoHN ↗

I was never comfortable linking my bank account information with other similar services, so not having to even worry about that with ProjectiFi is awesome. It's certainly a fun, fast, and efficient way to run different scenarios and figure out the best possible retirement plan. This has especially helped me understand how much I should be paying on my student loans each month in order to maximize retirement savings.

5y agoHN ↗

Really cool! The simulation screen is really detailed. Looking forward to playing around with it some more.