Hi Product Hunt, I’m George, the founder of Wealthcast.

For 5 years I worked as a financial planner, first at a small independent firm, then at a large national firm. The meetings my clients remembered most weren’t about how their portfolio had performed. They were the ones where I could help them visualise their future financial plan on one chart: pensions, savings, the house, year by year, so they could ask “what if?”

The software I used was built, and priced, for financial advice firms. Most people never get to see it, so I built Wealthcast for UK households who want that same view of their own money and start making financial plans.

What it does

Maps your pensions, ISAs, savings, home and debts year by year, in today’s money, with UK income tax, National Insurance, State Pension and allowances built in. It handles couples too.
Lets you try a decision before you make it: retire earlier, pay off the mortgage, move house, change what you save.
Tracks your net worth with regular check-ins against the plan.
Foresight AI explains what stands out in your plan, using your own figures.
Connects to Claude and ChatGPT through the Wealthcast MCP server, so you can ask about your plan in the AI app you already use. Your AI assistant can draft and save scenarios and propose changes, but your plan and balances change only when you confirm a change in Wealthcast.

The core plan is free, with no card needed. Pro adds saved what-if scenarios, market stress tests, Foresight AI chat and connecting Claude or ChatGPT to your plan, for £94.99 a year or £9.49 a month. One subscription covers a household.

You can keep your plan in EU-jurisdiction cloud storage or encrypted on your own device only. It works on the web, iPhone and Android.

Important: Wealthcast shows what each choice means; it never recommends a product. Illustrative projections only. Not financial advice.

What I’d love your feedback on

Getting started: was anything confusing in the first few minutes?
Foresight: I’ve put a lot into making Foresight AI useful. It can use 28 different tools to work on your plan, and I’m still adding more. Does that come across, or should I show it off more?
Trust: what would make you more confident in the numbers?

Happy to answer any questions!

Thanks,

George