One honest number, kept current
A salary, a few accounts, a pension and a plan. You want net worth, savings rate and runway to be right, and a projection your budgeting app was never going to give you.
Highwater reads your accounts and builds your whole balance sheet in the time it takes to sign in, then projects it out to twenty years. It also carries what most apps leave off: equity, ESOP, carried interest and co-investments.
Most tools ask you to connect everything, categorize everything, and budget everything before they tell you anything. Highwater works the other way round: it takes what it can read, makes sensible assumptions, and shows you a real position immediately. You refine it later, when you feel like it.
Banks, savings, cards and brokerage accounts sync read-only. One account is enough to start, and the picture fills in as you add more.
Net worth, liquid assets, savings rate, spend pace and how long your reserves last, all computed from the first sync.
Equity grants, carried interest, co-investments, a mortgage, a house you are saving for. Each one deepens the projection rather than blocking it.
Highwater measures a position, projects it, and models the parts of your wealth that arrive on a vesting schedule rather than in a bank account.
| Assets | |
| Cash | €148,200 |
| Brokerage | €167,900 |
| Co-Investments | €284,000 |
| Carry Vested | €412,000 |
| Property | €1,302,000 |
| Liabilities | |
| Mortgage | (€612,000) |
| Net Worth | €1,697,320 |
Hold accounts in euros, dollars and sterling, owned by one person or two. Everything reports in your base currency at live rates, and the underlying figure never gets rewritten.
Balances, transactions and positions refresh on their own. Feed-written figures are marked so you can tell a measured number from a modeled one at a glance.
Target weights, actual weights and a tolerance band per sleeve, so you can see what has drifted before you decide whether to act on it.
Plans, excesses and reimbursement rules per policy, with claims tracked from submission to settlement, including the part you are still owed.
Amortization schedules that actually amortize, plus a planner for the next house: what you can carry, what you would have left, and when.
A short guided pass once a week: what moved, what needs a decision, what is now out of date. Ten minutes, and the model stays honest.
You do not need a fund interest to get the point of Highwater. You need to care about where you stand, and to have outgrown a spending app. It is built for European households, in euros, dollars and sterling.
A salary, a few accounts, a pension and a plan. You want net worth, savings rate and runway to be right, and a projection your budgeting app was never going to give you.
Options, RSUs and ESOP across grants, employers and currencies. Highwater values each grant on its own terms and shows what is actually yours today.
Fund interests accrue and vest on their own clock, and the co-investment you are proud of is financed. Both belong on the balance sheet, netted properly.
A move, a foreign employer, a mortgage abroad. Accounts stay in their own currency and the household still reports as one position.
Highwater makes money from subscriptions. Your data is not a second revenue line, and it is not for sale.
Read the security notesAccount links are read-only. Highwater can see balances and transactions; it cannot move money.
Sign in with the biometrics on your device. No password to reuse, phish or leak.
Encrypted in transit and at rest, on managed European infrastructure.
One keystroke masks every figure on screen, for the train or the shared desk.
Core is the whole picture, projected twenty years out. Complete adds the instruments most tools cannot model at all.
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Carry and ESOP, co-investments, portfolio drift, insurance claims, house planning.
The same dashboard, tables and weekly review are designed to work at phone width, and Highwater will install from the browser and run full-screen on iOS and Android. Dedicated App Store and Play Store builds follow.
A budgeting app sorts what you already spent. Highwater builds a balance sheet and projects it forward, so you can see what a decision does to your position years from now. Spending and categorization are here too, as the foundation for the projection.
No. One account gives you a real position. Highwater fills in defaults for what it cannot see yet and tells you which figures are measured and which are assumed.
Then you use the part everyone uses: accounts, spending, savings rate, net worth and a projection you can trust. The advanced modules stay out of your way until you need them.
No. Connections are read-only by design, and there is no payment initiation anywhere in the product.
Euro, US dollar and sterling accounts can coexist in one household, each held in its own currency and reported in the base currency you choose.
Yes. Accounts, income and assets carry an owner, so a two-person household sees both individual and combined positions.
Yes. Full export at any time, and deletion that actually deletes.
Read-only connections, and a real position from the first sync. It earns its place before asking you to configure anything.