I'd been optimizing my own life — daily habits, routines, the whole system — trying to map a clear path forward. Somewhere in the middle of that, I had a kind of rediscovery: a clear sense of where I actually wanted to end up, and how much it really meant to me. 🧭

Hey PH, I'm Jason. That's basically why Meridian Path exists.

I knew where I wanted to go. What I wanted was a real, tangible, trackable map for getting there — not vibes, not a someday list. An actual road.

Most goal apps give you a checklist and a motivational quote. I needed something that did the actual math. So I built it.

You give Meridian Path a goal and a deadline, and it works out exactly how much you need to save each month to actually hit it — the number that closes the gap between where you are and where you want to be. From there it maps the whole thing into phases: stabilize, eliminate debt, build the fund. It tracks your income and expenses, gives you a credit center to monitor your score and work through a rebuilding checklist, runs "what if" scenarios (earn more? spend less? how much faster do you arrive?), compares cost of living city-to-city for a move, and checks in with you weekly with AI coaching tied to your real numbers.

It's free to start — build your full roadmap and track everything without paying. There's a premium tier if you want the deeper tools, but the core is yours free.

I'm not a developer who found a market. I'm a guy with a goal who wanted a real map instead of a maybe — and built the thing I needed.

Try it, throw your own goal at it, and tell me where it breaks. I'm around all day and want honest feedback.