Privacy

Financial planning means typing your salary, your savings and your debts into something. Most tools ask you to trust a promise about how they handle that. This one is built so the promise is mostly unnecessary — and the parts that still need trust are named below rather than glossed over.

The short version

Why a breach of our servers could not expose your plan

Not because we would protect it well. Because we do not have it.

This site is a set of static files — HTML, CSS and JavaScript. When you open it, your browser downloads those files and then runs everything locally. The tax engine, the projections, the mortgage math, the comparison between scenarios: all of it executes on your machine. Your salary is never transmitted anywhere, so there is no database of user finances to steal, subpoena, sell, or lose. There is no account to compromise and no password to reuse.

That is a structural property, not a policy. A policy can change with a funding round; this would require rebuilding the product.

What is stored, exactly

WhatWhereWhy
Your scenariosIndexedDB, this browserSo your plan is still there when you come back
The date you accepted the termslocalStorage, this browserSo the notice does not reappear every visit

That is the complete list. Both live only in this browser on this device. They do not sync, they are not backed up by us, and we cannot read them. Clearing your browser's site data for this domain erases both permanently — which also means that is your delete button, and there is no “delete my account” request to file because there is no account.

If you use a private window, storage is discarded when you close it. The planner still works; it simply will not remember anything.

What we can honestly still see

Being precise matters more here than sounding absolute. Serving a website means a server receives a request for it.

We do not add anything on top of that: no logging of our own, no analytics account, no session recording, no A/B testing service, no advertising network.

Your data, in your hands

Export writes every scenario to a JSON file you keep. It is plain, readable text with a schema version — not a proprietary format designed to trap you. Import reads it back, on this device or another one. That file is how you move between machines, keep a backup, or take your work with you if you stop using this tool.

Because that file contains your finances, treat it like any financial document: it is as private as wherever you put it.

If that changes

Some features people ask for genuinely cannot work this way — syncing between your phone and laptop, or sharing a plan with an advisor, both require a server to hold something. We have not built those. If we ever do, it will be opt-in, it will be described here in this same plain language before it ships, and the local-only path will keep working for people who want it.

Connecting to your bank accounts automatically is not planned. It is the single largest thing we could do to make this product easier and the single largest thing we could do to make it more dangerous to you, and that trade is not currently worth making.

The rest of the honesty

Privacy is one kind of trust; being right is the other. Every rate, bracket and premium in this tool traces to a primary source — CRA, CMHC, OSFI or statute — and the projection tells you plainly where it is approximating rather than burying the caveat. See the planner's warnings, which are shown, never swallowed.

This page describes how the software works, and is not a contract. The information-not-advice terms are in the notice shown on your first visit, reopenable any time from the footer.