Zealth
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Retirement shouldn't be a number you're scared to look at.

Zealth turns retirement into a date, shows you whether you're on track, and points to the one move that would shift it most.

Or start on the web. Free during beta.

Zealth what-if: retiring two years sooner, with the income and expenses that make it work
QUEST DONE
Old 401(k) found
CONTRIBUTION +1%
See what it changes

App screen shown for illustration.

Most people check if they're on track for retirement when it's too late to fix it cheaply.

How Zealth helps

Small moves now. Decades of difference later.

01 / Quests

Quests

The jobs everyone means to do. Bring every retirement account into one view, check the match, find the old 401(k) from two jobs ago.

02 / Predictions

Predictions

Retire at 60? 55? Part-time at 58? Try each one and see what it takes, in plain numbers.

03 / Freedom date

Freedom date

Retirement on a real calendar. It updates as your income and habits change, so you're never guessing.

Your quest log

Fifteen minutes. Years back.

  1. Add every retirement account5 min
  2. Check you get the full employer match3 min
  3. Bump your contribution by 1%2 min
  4. Find 401(k)s from old jobs5 min

Example quests. What you see in the app depends on your plan.

Hypothetical prediction

What if you raised your contribution from 6% to 10%?

Same salary. Four percent more going in.

At 6%
Retire at 64
At 10%
Retire at 60

4 years earlier.

Illustrative example only. Projections are estimates, not guarantees.

What Zealth does for you

"Am I on track?" gets a straight answer, not a shrug.

Every account from every job, finally in one place.

Test early retirement before you bet your future on it.

How it plays out · Illustrative case

Dan and Lisa, 45 and 43. Two kids, two careers, four retirement accounts.

They're saving. They just have no idea if it's enough, and every online calculator gives them a different answer.

  1. Week 1

    All four accounts in one view, including one from Dan's old job. Retirement age: 64.

  2. Month 1

    A quest shows Lisa isn't getting her full match. They fix it and test what 10% contributions would do.

  3. Year 1

    Contributions stepped up 1% at a time. Retirement age: 60. They stopped arguing about it.

Dan and Lisa are an illustrative example, not real customers.

Quick questions

Worth asking about retirement.

Still curious? The homepage walks through the whole app.

No. It's the best time to get specific. You've still got years of contributions ahead, and Zealth shows you exactly which changes move your date the most.

Find out when you can stop. Then decide if that's soon enough.

Free during beta. Takes about five minutes to set up.