My Profile
Account Dossier
The household assumptions layer: identity, tax base, planning horizon, contact preferences, and the defaults Sketch and Studio should carry forward.
Welcome back · Account workspace
This is your Datum FI desk: saved outlines, filed Blueprints, live planning rooms, and the profile layer that keeps your assumptions consistent. Pick up where you left off, or start a fresh Shape.
Choose a room
Your Dossier, Sketchbook, and Archive hold what you have already set down. Sketch, Studio, and Shape are where new work happens. The assumptions travel with you between them.
My Profile
The household assumptions layer: identity, tax base, planning horizon, contact preferences, and the defaults Sketch and Studio should carry forward.
Saved Work
Your saved retirement outlines, rough Shapes, and early “what if” paths. Reopen a Sketch, compare versions, or carry the best outline forward.
Studio Output
Filed Studio runs with names, assumptions, and dates intact. Review the versions you trusted enough to save, then compare or promote the strongest plan.
Live Experience
Begin with the few numbers that matter most. Set the outline, move the levers, and get the first readable Shape before committing to deeper work.
Live Experience
Move from outline to architecture. Add rooms, model taxes, test retirement timing, and see how your Floor, Spending, and Ceiling respond.
Current Read
View the clean read of your Floor, Spending, and Ceiling. See where the target sits, what feels stretched, and what changed since the last saved version.
The Desk · Reference Layer
These cards do not start a plan. They explain how Datum FI thinks, measures, and moves from first outline to lived Shape.
The Method
The math sequence behind Datum FI: Data, Architecture, Tension, Uncertainty, and Measurement. See what each layer models, what it holds constant, and why the Shape is resolved instead of guessed.
First Principles
A fixed point. A clear structure. A measured range. Read why Datum FI treats retirement as geometry, not a score, and why confidence comes from structure instead of prediction.
Experience Map
The Sketch draws the first outline. The Studio opens the architecture and tests the levers. The Shape resolves the range you can read: Floor, Spending, and Ceiling.