Based on the asset, income, and expense data you enter, this app displays a graph of your asset trends up to 30 years into the future.
By changing the input values, you can simulate various situations.
You can also reflect the annual base-up amount in your income.
While the initial input is a bit of a hassle, once you've entered your data, you can always view the latest forecast by changing some of the values.
There is also a function that allows you to answer a few questions and have your basic information automatically entered.
Even in this case, you can change the input information later.
Asset, income, and other data entered in this app is saved locally on your device and is not sent externally.

[Input Screen Description]
On the standard asset input screen, enter the current balance of your bank account, etc.

On the investment asset input screen, enter the balance of your securities account, monthly savings amount, yield, etc.

On the monthly income input screen, enter your monthly take-home pay, such as your salary.
For the base-up amount, enter the annual base-up amount.

On the income (bonus) input screen, enter the take-home amount of your summer bonus, winter bonus, etc.

On the Post-Retirement Income (Monthly) input screen, enter your post-retirement income, such as your pension.

On the Event Income input screen, enter any unexpected income you may have in the future.

On the Expenses (Monthly) input screen, enter your average monthly expenses, such as living expenses and loans.

On the Event Expenses input screen, enter unexpected expenses, such as purchasing a car or traveling.

On the Recurring Event Expenses input screen, enter expenses that occur annually or every two years.
For example, enter vehicle inspection fees as a recurring expense every two years.

For each input data, the start year (or both the start and end years) must be entered in order for it to be reflected in the graph (excluding investment assets).
For event expenses and income, the year of occurrence must be entered.