Built by someone who needed this.

I've spent the last decade building wealth slowly — ISAs, pensions, equity in my home, and a small box of silver coins my dad passed down to me.

Every platform I used showed me what I had today. None of them showed me where I was heading. Could I retire early? Was I actually on track? What happens if markets fall 30% the year I stop working?

I'm Liam — an email marketer in Edinburgh. Not a fintech founder. I started investing at 18, and I was one of the first users of Moneybox when it launched in 2016 — I even backed their first ever round of crowdfunding. Solid returns. Still investing through them today.

Then I added Trading 212 for the no-fee ISA. That's when it got messy. Two platforms, two dashboards, no single view of what I actually had. My solution was a spreadsheet on my desktop with net worth, FIRE projections, three forecast scenarios. The maths worked.

The problem was me. I'd forget to update it for months at a time, and eventually the forecasts stopped reflecting reality. The tools that existed either required bank linking, were built for the US market, or just answered a slightly different question.

So one evening I thought — why not just build the app I actually want?

That's WealthR. Two minutes a month — type in your latest balances and the forecast catches up. No bank linking. No ads. No selling your data. Built for the UK from day one: ISAs, SIPPs, State Pension, IHT, the £100k tax trap, salary sacrifice — UK rules baked in, not bolted on.

It started as a personal project. It became something I'm genuinely proud of. 50+ live features and counting — including the three-phase retirement trajectory, Monte Carlo simulator, life-event Scenarios, the Tax Year Optimiser, and 19 free standalone UK calculators.

The next phase isn't about adding more features. It's about finding the first hundred people who genuinely rely on it every month. If that's you, I'd love to hear what you think.