Your personal financial audit — in minutes.
A CFO-style view of your finances, with clear priorities and what to fix next.
No bank connections required · Takes 2–3 minutes
// What you'll get in 2 minutes
Audit outputA clear view of your financial position
Net worth, cash flow, and what's actually driving the numbers — in one screen.
Key ratios used by financial analysts
Liquidity, leverage, and free cash flow margin, benchmarked against institutional norms.
Your top 3 priorities to improve
Specific, ranked directives — what to fix first, with a target and a timeline.
A structured, business-style review
The kind of quarterly briefing a CFO would prepare — applied to your household.
// What we measure
Liquidity & runway
How many months your cash actually covers. Built like a CFO would model it, not like a budgeting app.
Leverage & solvency
Debt-to-income, debt-to-assets, housing ratio — flagged against institutional benchmarks.
Free cash flow margin
What your household actually retains each month — with directives to widen the margin.
// Privacy posture
Built for clarity — not surveillance.
Personal CFO is designed to help you think about your finances, not track your every move.
No bank connections by design
We don't connect to your accounts or scrape transactions. You stay in control of what you share.
Your data stays yours
Your financial data is private to your account. It is never sold or shared.
Deliberate, not passive
This is a quarterly financial review, not a real-time tracker. Automated feeds often get lost in the noise.
Controlled support access
Support can only access your data if you explicitly allow it — and every access is logged.
Most people don't know where they actually stand financially — until they see it clearly.
// Prefer to explore first?
Open a complete Boardroom — fully populated profile with three years of history, charts, priorities, and goals. No login required.
Early Career Professional
24–26, two years in, first pay rise — saving for a house and a wedding.
// Or pick an archetype
High Earner, Low Savings
Strong income, lifestyle creep, thin reserves.
Open in Boardroom →Debt Heavy Household
Liabilities exceed assets, multiple credit lines.
Open in Boardroom →Strong Finances, Poor Liquidity
Wealthy on paper, dangerously thin in cash.
Open in Boardroom →Run your audit.
A structured, business-style review of your finances. Takes 2–3 minutes.