Emberist

Hey Product Hunters! 👋 I'm André, and I'm excited to introduce you to Emberist – a tool I designed around my own process of financial planning which I started during the pandemic. Managing personal wealth shouldn't be rocket science. I'd like it to be accessible to everyone, regardless of their knowledge or inclination. That's why I created Emberist to simplify: • Financial goal setting and tracking 🎯 • Visualizing your path to financial independence 📊 • Effortless net worth monitoring 💰 • Making data-driven financial decisions 🧠 No complex spreadsheets or finance degree required. We're thrilled that our users are already tracking over €3M in assets. We'd love for you to join them and share your thoughts. Try our financial goal planning (no credit card needed) and there's also a 45-day free trial waiting for you. Looking forward to your feedback!

I've got to say, the 'grow your wealth with ease' did manage to hook me in, although I stayed for the clean look & the interfaces - When I begin to deploy my own capital - I reckon you might find me here :))

Simple and efficient tool. Adding it to my stack to track and project my VUAG! Congrats on the launch!

Congrats on the Launch, @andre_aquilina! Curious how you plan to differentiate yourself from the large financial institutions who are trying to integrate a lot of this functionality into their increased focus on going digital? I like the idea of moving away from the distractions and other offers that are presented in their systems, but I am curious for your thoughts.

Congrats on the launch! I planned to create a similar app myself, but it didn’t work out. Anyway, a few of my old ideas might still be useful: – Try to input data using a voice interface. A quick chat with LLM will be more enjoyable than reading texts and entering numbers. Also, you can easily fetch quite complex data this way. – Paradoxically, in many cases, a brief test-written insight is easier to understand than a table or even diagrams (for non-tech and non-financial people). Reading charts requires some skill, while a short, simple-written text anybody will understand. – None of the existing apps show spending patterns, track habits, or consider users’ geographical location (while it’s doable using LLMs). Spending patterns identification is an especially exciting function because it might find things a user had no idea about. – People are really, really bad in risk evaluation. The app could highlight the consequences of losing a job, changing home rent or gas prices, having risky investments, etc. This knowledge could drastically improve people’s lives. And I love how you merged registration, onboarding, and payment processes.