Spending profiles
What you'd really pay if income stopped.
Tag each expense as essential or optional. The split feeds Emergency Fund and FI math, so the safety net reflects what would need covering.
The question you carry quietly.
fjordFIRE was built around that question. Especially when what you have refuses to live in one currency or one country.
6-month streak. Both members in.
“Your savings did the lifting this month. FX gave back a little. Net: solid.”
13 years in Bali. Excellent.
The choice underneath
Visibility is seeing everything. Awareness is understanding what you’re seeing. Most software in this category quietly optimises for the first. We built fjordFIRE for the second. The difference shows up in every choice we made next.
Why this product is the shape it is
fjordFIRE started as our own household spreadsheet. Norwegian salaries, families in other countries, money trying to live in three currencies at once. Every app we tried broke. So we built the version that wouldn’t. Manual entry, monthly ritual, four pillars instead of one number. Not because we wanted to ship software. Because we wanted to know how much freedom what we’d built had actually bought us.
The ritual
Once a month, you sit down with your money. Pick a mood. Type each balance. Leave a short note about what was going on. Every other view in the product updates from what you typed.
Past the single number
A dollar protecting your runway does a different job than a dollar compounding toward FI. fjordFIRE separates them: each with its own score, target, and meaning.
Your safety net in months of runway. Tracked as its own pillar so it stays a target, not lost in a bigger number.
The growth accounts that move your FI date. Liquid or illiquid, this is the pillar that compounds toward independence.
Pensions and locked retirement accounts. They count toward net worth, but they don't shorten your countdown until you can touch them.
How many months your liquid assets carry you in any country you pin. At that country's own cost of living, not your home one.
When the salary becomes optional
Your FIRE portfolio (Financial Independence, Retire Early), your real expenses, your real returns, your real currency mix. Recalculated every month, with a thousand simulated futures behind every estimate.
If life takes you somewhere
Pick a destination. See your runway, your FI date, and how much sooner you reach it if your life lands somewhere with a different cost of living.
This runs through the whole app, not just relocation. Every account stays in its own currency, converted at daily exchange rates into one honest picture. Currency-aware math is the default everywhere, not an add-on.
Awareness, on demand
Odin is the companion you can ask. Reads your real numbers, not the internet. A European AI that answers when you ask, and stays quiet when you don’t. Off in settings any time.
Odin sees a limited view of your household: net worth, FI progress, last check-in. That’s it. Your accounts and history stay on your side.
The privacy architecture
The philosophy is structural. Each commitment below is enforced by how the product is built, not by how we talk about it.
We can't read your accounts because the architecture has no path that would. Manual entry by design.
Self-service JSON and CSV export, from day one. Cancel, downgrade, or step away. It's still yours, and we tell you before any cleanup.
Not to advertisers. Not to brokers. Not to “partners.” No surveillance economy.
Odin reads a snapshot, not your ledger. Your conversations don't train any model.
What you’ll know
A few of the quiet questions our households and singles carry:
“Could I take six months off?”
You'll know months of runway, in the currencies you spend.
“When can work actually become optional?”
You'll know years to FI, on your real expenses and currency mix.
“Should we move closer to family?”
You'll know your runway in any country, at its real cost of living.
“Where is my money actually working?”
You'll know each pillar's score, and the one that needs the next move.
Also inside
The product is more than four pillars and a FIRE date. Here’s what else lives in the app.
Spending profiles
Tag each expense as essential or optional. The split feeds Emergency Fund and FI math, so the safety net reflects what would need covering.

Emergency Fund
Months of essential expenses, multi-currency aware. Alerts you before you cross a threshold, not after.

Net Worth Insights
Best period, worst period, volatility, CAGR, time to double. Investment-grade analysis applied to your real household numbers.

Goals
Multi-currency savings targets with concentration warnings if too much weight lands in one account.

Pensions
Projected post-tax monthly income at access age. Cross-border pension math respected.

Academy
Thirty short courses inside the app, with eight calculators embedded throughout.

Privacy mode
For shared screens, train tables, friends peeking. Charts stay, figures go.

Drop your email. No card. No commitment. We onboard households and individuals in small cohorts, and read every reply.
