Grow · the Grow tab
See how far you are from the Rat Race Exit.
Everything you own and owe in one place, a freedom ratio that shows what your assets pay, and a lab for trying scenarios without saving them.
- Asset classes10
- Freedom ratio25%example
- Bandbuildingexample
What is inside
Three things Grow does, on real screens.
Holdings, cover and the Rat Race Exit Planner are in Free. Scenario Lab is part of Plus.
See it move
What it feels like, in motion.
A real flow replayed with example figures. Nothing here is an app screen; the screens above are the real ones.
Scenario Lab
Freedom ratio in 24 months
Illustrative scenario, not a forecast or advice. Nothing is saved.
In the app today
Grow, with the gap spelled out.
The planner names the freedom gap in money, not just a percentage, and Grow asks about what you own and owe one question at a time. Goals say how much a month keeps them on time.
- Net worth, holdings and the emergency fund on one screen
- The freedom gap in rupees, built from your own numbers
- Goals that say how much a month keeps them on track
Real screens from the app, captured on 23 September 2026 from a demo household. Names and figures are examples.
Rat Race Exit Planner with the freedom gap
Goals with the monthly amount that keeps them on time
Where it fits
Built for stage 4, useful from stage 1.
A first income-paying asset and a freedom ratio above 25% are two of the three milestones for stage 5, Big Commitments.
- First Job
- Getting Stable
- Growing
- Building Wealth
- Big Commitments
Questions
About Grow.
What counts as passive income?
Money your assets pay you without work: dividends, rent, interest, fund distributions. Growth in a price is not counted until it pays out, which is why a large equity holding can show a small monthly figure.
Is the projection a forecast?
No. Scenario Lab shows what your own assumptions imply, month by month. It is illustrative, it is not advice, and it is never saved.
What are the freedom ratio bands?
Starting below 25%, building below 100%, free at 100% and above. Unknown while there are no expenses to divide by.
