Check in, stay on course.
Once a month or once a quarter, update a few balances and tick off what happened. Zenarios shows whether you're ahead of your plan or behind it, and reminds you when it's time.
Zenarios forecasts your net worth month by month, until retirement and beyond. Describe your life once and see what a home, a child or a career change would do to it, before you decide.
Make it a plan.
Guided setup
A few plain questions instead of a spreadsheet. Zenarios knows typical taxes, rents and living costs for where you live, so a rough answer is good enough to start.
In a hurry? The 1-minute plan starts from a handful of answers. Sharpen it whenever you like.
Month by month
Pay, taxes, spending, loans and investment returns are calculated for every month, so your net worth forecast runs month by month until the plan ends.
A home, a child and a new car sit exactly where they happen, so you can see what each one costs you.
See when your investments could cover your costs. For Lena and Jonas that's June 2047, at 55.
Milestones
Life doesn't run in a straight line, and your plan shouldn't either. Choose from more than 30 milestones, from buying a home to retiring early, and watch your whole forecast move with each one.
Milestones can wait for the right moment too: buy the car when you can afford it, and Zenarios finds the month.
Scenarios
Compare what-if scenarios side by side. Copy your plan, change one thing, and see what the difference adds up to, where it comes from, and what it does to the year you could stop working.
Your plan
Net worth at retirement
€1,215,994
March 2059, when Lena turns 67.
Pick a scenario to compare
Invest €200 a month
Difference at retirement
+€288,932
Net worth in 2059, compared with Your plan.
What changes by 2059
Independence
20472044
Go part-time
Difference at retirement
−€402,836
Net worth in 2059, compared with Your plan.
What changes by 2059
Independence
20472052
Or start from a ready-made decision
Stress tests
What if one of you loses a job, or the market drops just as you retire? Throw the bad years at your plan before they happen: 13 stress tests, a Monte Carlo simulation of up to 1,000 market futures, and replays of real market history from 1929 to 2008.
Every test ends in a plain verdict: Holds, Gets tight or Runs short, with what would help.
What do you want to know?
Answered in a sentence, from your own plan.
Can we afford a child?
Worked out from your plan's numbers, on this device.
Ask
Not every question needs a chart. Ask in plain words and get a straight answer in one sentence, worked out from your own numbers.
Privacy
A plan holds your whole financial life, so it stays with you. Zenarios has no account and no server to send it to: your financial data never leaves your phone.
And the rest
Once a month or once a quarter, update a few balances and tick off what happened. Zenarios shows whether you're ahead of your plan or behind it, and reminds you when it's time.
One switch adjusts every future amount for inflation, so a number in 2059 compares to today.
Net worth in 2059, not adjusted for inflationNet worth in 2059, at today's prices
English, Deutsch, Français, Español, Italiano, Nederlands and Filipino.
From official statistics, bundled with the app. Nothing is looked up online.
Turn a plan, a decision, a comparison or a stress test into a clean PDF. Hide names with one switch.
Light and dark mode that follow your phone, and four text sizes the whole app grows with.
Not ready for your own numbers? Open one of five example households, each with a real question to answer.
Anna, 31 · Köln
Earns well, saves a lot, and keeps all of it in cash.
Tom & Julia · Leipzig
A credit card at 19.9 % while €11,000 sits in savings.
The Beckers · Hannover
Buy a house, buy a flat, or keep renting?
Sven, 44 · Nürnberg
A used car, a new EV on a loan, or a lease?
Klaus & Petra · Freiburg
Stop at 63 instead of 67. Can they afford it?
Your whole financial future, month by month.
Zenarios is a financial planning app for iPhone and Android. You describe your household once (income, spending, savings, debts and the milestones ahead) and it projects your net worth month by month until retirement and beyond. You can compare scenarios side by side, stress-test your plan and ask it questions in plain words. Everything stays on your phone.
No. Zenarios shows estimates, based on what you tell it and on simplified tax rules. It helps you see what your choices could lead to, but it is not financial, tax or legal advice.
Only on your phone. There is no account and no server, so nothing is synced or uploaded. Deleting the app, or using “Delete all data” in Settings, removes everything.
No. Wherever you're unsure, Zenarios suggests typical values for where you live, such as living costs, rents and taxes. The 1-minute plan needs only a handful of answers, and you can sharpen it later.
Yes. Income tax is worked out for 38 countries, in detail for 12 of them, including Germany, Austria, Switzerland, the UK and the US. Anywhere else you enter a single tax rate, with a suggestion ready. Living-cost levels cover 153 countries.
Yes. A plan can be for one person or a couple, with two incomes, joint taxes for married couples, shared accounts and children.
Ask matches your question to the questions it knows and works out the answer from your plan's numbers, right on your phone. It doesn't use a language model, and nothing leaves the device.
Zenarios runs on iPhone with iOS 16.4 or later and on Android. It speaks English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch and Filipino, in light or dark mode.
Up to five at a time, each with its own scenarios to compare.
Zenarios
For iPhone and Android. No account needed.