See Wealth Mutant in action.

Every major surface, explained. No sign-up required to look around — see exactly what you’re getting before you commit.

The Wealth Mutant dashboard on a phone: net worth, money per hour, the active Mutation Path quest and the Future Self compass

One screen, and you know where you stand.

Net worth at the top, then what an hour of your life is worth, then the level you are on and the one you are climbing toward. Under that, your future self at ten, twenty and thirty years. It answers the only two questions that matter in the morning: am I okay, and what do I do next?

Four cards. Nothing to configure to get there.

The Per hour report: earning and spending as hourly rates, with a monthly trend beneath

Find out what an hour of your life is worth.

The app takes what you earn and what you spend and divides both by every hour of the month, sleeping hours included. Here that is $7 an hour coming in, $3 going out, $4 kept — and at that rate each month buys about 41 days your future self will not need a paycheck for. Joe Dominguez and Vicki Robin’s book Your Money or Your Life taught people to price a purchase in hours of their life; ours is a different clock, and we are not affiliated with the authors.

Needs three complete months before it shows you anything.

The Future Self projection: net worth at ten, twenty and thirty years with confidence bands and milestone ages

See the curve your money is already on.

After three complete months the app projects your net worth ten, twenty and thirty years out, with a kind decade and a rough one drawn either side of the line it expects. Milestone markers show roughly when you would clear each level, and where there is not enough history the app says so instead of guessing.

Two bands, because nobody knows which decade you get.

The Mutation Path screen: nine levels across three arcs, with the current level and the next gate named

Nine levels, and you climb by doing.

Level 1 is knowing your numbers. Level 9 is not needing the paycheck. The app watches your accounts and decides when you have actually cleared a gate, so a level is something you earned rather than something you ticked. Three arcs run through it: Defense, Offense, Purpose.

A sealed gate stays sealed until your numbers say otherwise.

Wealth Mutant on a laptop: the dashboard in the centre, the avatar and active quest on the left rail, projections, loans and insights on the right

On a laptop it opens out.

From 1,100 pixels — a laptop, or an 11-inch tablet turned sideways — the same screen grows a rail on each side. Your avatar, the gates you have cleared and your active quest sit on the left. Your ten-, twenty- and thirty-year forms, your open loans and this week’s insights sit on the right. Nothing is invented for the wide layout: every number a rail prints comes from the same function the phone already used.

Below 1,100 pixels the rails are not hidden — they are not built.

A loan detail screen: balance owed, payoff date and the amortisation schedule row by row

Debt with the real numbers behind it.

Every loan gets a full amortisation schedule: what each payment costs you in interest, what it takes off the principal, and what is left. The prepayment tab answers the question your bank will not, which is what one extra payment a month actually saves you. Credit cards run on their own statement cycle, so billed and unbilled stay separate numbers.

48 rows, $2,769.86 of interest, all of it on screen.

The budgets screen: a bar per category with the amount left, and what the leftover would be worth invested

A budget that prices the habit.

Set a limit per category, or switch to three buckets and stop counting. Bars fill as the month goes and change colour as you near the line. Each one also shows what the leftover would be worth invested: $56.85 a month spare on groceries is $9,840 in ten years. What you do not spend rolls over, and money sitting inside a goal stops counting as money you can spend.

Goals live inside a real account, so "set aside" means set aside.

The accounts list: checking, savings, an investment, a loan and a credit card, with assets, liabilities and net worth across the top

Every account, including the ones you avoid opening.

Checking, savings, cards, loans, investments, and units you define yourself — gold, a car, a plot of land, whatever you actually hold. Assets, liabilities and net worth sit across the top and update as you enter. Set your home currency once and everything converts to it, at rates you control.

Five account types on one screen, and the card is telling you it is overdue.

Saved bookmarks for repeated purchases, each one entering a transaction in a single tap

The typing is the point. We made it fast.

Bookmarks replay the entries you make over and over — morning coffee, bus fare, lunch at work — one tap each. Recurring rules put rent and salary in for you, and there is a calculator inside the amount field. Typing a purchase in is what makes you notice it, and that is the whole reason there is no bank sync.

No bank connection, on purpose.

The category manager: parent categories with their children, ready to rename, reorder or retire

Thirty-nine categories to start. Change any of them.

Rename, reorder by dragging, nest one level deep, or retire what you do not use. A category you promote keeps its history. Nothing you set up on day one locks you in, which matters because the way you think about your money in year two will not be the way you think about it now.

Two levels deep, enforced in the database, so the tree cannot get away from you.

The AI chat answering “Which category did I spend the most on this month?” with Housing $1,400.00, 65% of $2,151.64, then Groceries and Utilities

Ask a question, get an answer from your own rows.

The chat has tools that query your accounts, transactions, budgets and loans, so the answer is arithmetic on your ledger rather than a guess. Ask which category ate the most this month and it names the category, the amount, and what came second. Bring your own API key, encrypted and never logged, or use the credits that come with your purchase.

It can only tell you what your own entries already say.

  • Install it from the browser onto your home screen. No app store in between.
  • Lose signal mid-entry and the transaction waits in encrypted local storage until you are back online.
  • Coming from YNAB, Monarch, Copilot or a spreadsheet? The migration workbook brings accounts, categories, balances and years of history across, every import has a full undo, and your data exports back out to CSV whenever you want.

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