2022
2022 · Actual
Start from where you really stand.
Drop in your bank file or type the balance from your statement. Verena builds on real figures, and shows you when plan and reality drift apart.
- Rentrepeats monthly
- Health insurancerepeats every 3 months
- Everyday spendingone monthly budget
- Closing balancebalance check
An example. Nothing is saved until you accept it.
Your bank file, sorted
A camt.053 or CSV file becomes a short list: what repeats, a normal month, the closing balance.
Catch up in a minute
Type in a balance and the account snaps to it. Gaps are shown, not hidden.
Every account in one place
Current and savings, investments and pensions, loans, the mortgage and credit cards.
Did it go to plan?
Keep a copy of today's plan, and see later what turned out differently.
2026 · Today
Everything above this line has happened. Everything below is still ahead of you.
From here on the future is hatched and projections are dashed. Nothing pretends to be certain.
2027 · Planned
Your life has a rhythm. Your plan should know it.
Rent on the 26th, daycare until the fourth birthday, heating that costs more in winter. Say it once, and Verena works out every date from then on.
One rule. Its dates are worked out as you look, never typed in.
One day for all the bills
Everything on the 26th, or the Friday before. Move the day, and every bill follows.
Everyday life as budgets
One monthly budget for groceries, one for going out. Extras come out of them, not on top.
Costs that follow the seasons
Heating from December to March, every year, set up once.
Plans that grow with your children
Daycare from the first birthday to the fourth, tied to the birthday, not to a date.
Things that creep up
A salary that rises 2 % a year, a premium that keeps climbing.
2028 · Projected
See the tight month while there's still time.
Verena runs your plan forward and finds the tightest point of the next twelve months, and the first day an account would go into the red. Early enough to do something about it.
Why was money so tight?
Pick any stretch of time and see which payments pulled the money down.
Interest and returns, honestly
Assumptions with a cautious and a hopeful path, and a mortgage that changes rate when its fixed term ends.
Credit cards, the way they work
Statement day, limit and interest. Paying the card counts once, not twice.
2029 · Simulated
Try a decision before you make it.
Fewer hours, a second child, a bigger flat. Play it through on a copy of your plan, compare it with what would happen otherwise, and take over only what you decide on.
Take over what you choose, from today
A head start for big steps
A child, retirement, a break in income, a home or a car: answer a few questions and the what-if is ready.
What if something goes wrong?
An income stops, costs rise, markets fall: see how many months your money would last.
Will the bank say yes?
The Swiss affordability check on your own figures, and the highest price that fits. An estimate, not a credit decision.
