What stands for
is Financial Independence, Retire Early. Savings cover spending, so work is optional.
Retire earlier. See your date in 2 minutes.
Most budgeting apps tell you where your money went. FlintBoard tells you when you can stop working.
The demo is a read-only fictional Canadian household. No bank login, stored encrypted on our server. New to FIRE? Start here
Example data
Jan · 12 months
Jan CSV imported
CSV imported
Net worth
$60,000
Saved this month
$3,500
Expected FIRE age
58
Example data: saving rises over 12 months and expected FIRE age moves from 58 to 55.
Update from the statements you already download. No bank login, stored encrypted on our server.
Upload your statements each month. After three months, FlintBoard shows whether you are speeding up toward FIRE and how your expected age is moving.
New to FIRE?
A short primer. You can try the demo without reading every card.
Lean, Traditional, and Coast
Lean means spend less. Traditional means keep today's lifestyle. Coast means save enough that growth finishes the job. Barista means part-time work covers some bills.
How the numbers get in
People upload Canadian bank and brokerage CSVs. FlintBoard reads those files into net worth, spending, and and room. No bank login, stored encrypted on our server.
Staying on track
The board shows whether the current pace reaches the target age. People can change income, spending, or savings and see the age move, then adjust before they drift off the date.
Import your CSV
Download a CSV from your Canadian bank or brokerage and upload it. You confirm categories, duplicates, and coverage before those rows count.
See your FIRE pace month to month
After a few imported months, the board shows net worth, monthly saving, a pace label such as Speeding up, and an expected age. The age uses the same math as the signed-in board. It can help you see your pace.
Try the FIRE calculator
Move net worth and monthly spending on this sample. The pace label and expected age update in the browser. Nothing is saved or sent.
Canadian FIRE · Privacy-first
Dashboard
At a glance
Cash flow
Net worth
Plan
FIRE
Tax
Import
v0.16.11
Sample household · fictional
Alex Rivera / Jordan Lee · AB
Age 35 → target 50 · Drag net worth and spend
$312,100
Assets
$633,500
Debt
$321,400
Investable
$133,500
A larger nest egg changes the sample ageHome equity $180k excluded
$4,200
Lower spend changes the sample ageSaves $4,300/mo · income $8,500
Pace
Holding pace
Expected FIRE age 49. Starting sample was 49.
FIRE age
49
On trackSavings rate
51%
12 mo /
$125k
Room OKLean FIRE12%
Need $1.1M investable
Traditional9%
Need $1.4M investable
Coast FIRE71%
Need $189k today
Stored on our servers
No bank login. Your accounts and statements are stored on our servers. We don't sell them or send them to other companies, and we don't connect to your bank. You can delete your workspace from Settings.
Each workspace's money data is encrypted at rest with standard database and file encryption using a key on our host. Someone who controls the live server can still read what the app can read. Sign-in records, the product-update list, shared FIRE snapshots, and feedback stay in separate databases that are not encrypted that way. A backup you download is plaintext JSON you choose to save.
Built for Canadian accounts: and room, and an balance.
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