The model starts with the major drivers
Saldenza organizes the plan around the drivers that matter to long-range outcomes: income, expenses, assets, debt, savings flows, and time-based changes. The aim is to keep the model explainable instead of burying key assumptions in a spreadsheet.
Life phases and scenario comparison matter
Personal planning is not a straight line. A realistic model often includes phases such as a career change, a temporary expense increase, a debt payoff period, or retirement. Saldenza lets those phases exist inside the plan rather than forcing them into notes outside the model.
Privacy and input style
Saldenza does not need bank linking to be useful. It is designed around a privacy-first input style where users can model the assumptions they care about directly.
Frequently asked questions
Does Saldenza require account aggregation to be useful?
No. The product is designed so users can model their plan directly without connecting live accounts.