Vitals-see if your finances are healthy in 2 minutes
Built a tool to answer a question I couldn't answer for myself: is what I'm doing with money actually okay, or not?
Most personal finance calculators assume you already know what "good" looks like. I didn't, I could do the math on savings rate, debt-to- income, emergency fund coverage, but had no reference point for whether my numbers were fine or a problem.
Vitals scores you 0–100 across those four metrics, benchmarked against CFPB/HUD/Fidelity guidance, then an AI narrative explains what each one actually means for your specific numbers instead of generic tips. No signup, and you can import a bank statement PDF instead of typing everything by hand.
Interested in knowing how other people think about this problem, did you have a moment where you realized your finances were fine (or not) and what made that click for you? Trying to figure out if a score is even the right way to communicate that, or if it's better delivered some other way entirely.
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