Know when work becomes optional.
Down to the date.
Connect your accounts. Stoke finds the day you can walk away, and shows you how to get there sooner.
Projected freedom date
August 2036
Wealth today
$300,000
Target
$1,500,000
Planning estimate
Progress
20.0%
To go
$1,200,000
Withdrawal rate 4.0%
Investable assets only. Your home can’t fund withdrawals, so it isn’t in this line.
What you get
Your date, and everything that moves it.
A real FIRE dashboard
Your freedom date, net worth, savings rate, and progress to your FI number. Live from every account you own.
Automatic categorization
AI names your merchants, spots transfers between your own accounts, and catches every recurring bill. No rules to write.
Scenarios before you commit
Move your savings, spending, withdrawal rate, or retirement age. Watch the date move with it. Coast and Barista FI included.
Will the money last?
Run your retirement year by year against historic S&P returns, with Guyton-Klinger guardrails on every withdrawal.
Free tools
Run the numbers before you sign up
Four free FIRE calculators. No account required. Each one runs in your browser and explains its own math.
Can I FIRE Yet? Calculator
Counts only FIRE-ready assets, models your cash bridge, and shows the gap to a 3.5%, 4%, or 5% target.
Open the toolCoast FIRE Calculator
The balance that compounds into your full FI number with no further contributions, plus your coast number at every age.
Open the toolCouples FI Planner
Two partners, two retirement dates, shared and personal expenses, and a pension that lowers your target.
Open the toolRoth Conversion & Capital Gains Headroom Planner
Bridge-year MAGI guardrails, ordinary bracket room, and how much 0% capital gains room is left.
Open the tool
Why Stoke is different
Other apps show you everything.
Stoke shows you what’s true.
What people settle for
Budgeting apps
- Ask you to categorize forever
- Fill every tile, even without the data
- Show you last month, never the years it cost
- Count your house as if it funds retirement
Or they build their own
Spreadsheets
- Exactly your logic
- Every formula visible
- Breaks the month you get busy
- Only as current as your last export
The answer
Stoke
One question, answered from your accounts.
- A date, computed for you, read in seconds
- Merchants, transfers, and recurring costs handled for you
- Every assumption visible next to the date
- Only assets that fund withdrawals. Your home is disclosed, never projected
What you actually do
Connect once. Then mostly nothing.
Connect once
Link your banks, cards, and brokerages. That is the last setup task.
Stoke keeps the date current
Your accounts sync. Stoke recomputes the date. You don’t open anything to make it happen.
You make one call
No transaction queue. Check the date. If something moved it, Stoke says what.
Security & Trust
Read-only by design. Credentials never touch Stoke.
Stoke connects through Plaid and SnapTrade. You sign in at your bank, not with us. Stoke reads your data and cannot move money.
Credentials stay with your bank
- You sign in at your institution
- Stoke never receives or stores bank credentials
- Connections are read-only
Encrypted end to end
- Data encrypted in transit and at rest
- Workspace isolation enforced in the database, not the app layer
- Access to sensitive data is scoped
Never sold, ever
- Your financial data is never sold or shared for advertising
- Stoke's revenue is subscriptions, not data
- Your data leaves when you do
Pricing
Simple, transparent pricing
Basic is free forever for data you bring yourself. Pro keeps your accounts connected and your date current. Join the waitlist to lock in your first-year price.
Stoke Basic
For data you bring yourself.
- Import your own transactions (CSV)
- Your freedom date and trajectory
- Investable-assets projection, home excluded
- Forever data retention
- Automated bank sync not included
Stoke Pro
Your date, kept current.
- Automated bank, card, and brokerage sync
- Your freedom date, recomputed as accounts sync
- Merchants, transfers, and recurring costs handled automatically
- Forever data retention
FAQ
Common questions