LifeNavigator connects your finances, career, education, health, and goals into one trusted AI system — helping you make better decisions grounded in your own data.
LifeNavigator builds a personal knowledge graph — isolated to you — so the system reasons across every domain together, not in five disconnected apps.
Six domains feeding one decision-intelligence core — every link a path your data actually travels.
Not dashboards for their own sake — the moments where money, time, work, and family collide.
Cash flow, debt, and net worth — and the trade-offs between them, read from your real accounts.
Roles, compensation, and timing, weighed against your goals and runway.
Programs, costs, and ROI — connected to the career and finances they affect.
The decisions where money, time, and wellbeing intersect.
Childcare, housing, and care — modeled across the whole picture.
The layer above all of them — connected reasoning, not five separate apps.
LifeNavigator reads your real accounts via Plaid and reasons about the trade-offs — debt vs. investing, runway vs. opportunity — instead of just charting the past.
A role change, a degree, a relocation — each one ripples through your finances and your life. LifeNavigator models them together so you can see the whole board.
Accounts via Plaid, plus goals, career, education, and family context. In the beta, a sample profile stands in.
Your real figures are read from your system of record and labeled authoritative. Nothing is invented.
Central methodology and a safety + compliance layer shape how the answer forms — never what is true.
A connected recommendation across every domain — or an honest “I don’t have that yet.”
Advice about your life has to be right. Our architecture separates how we reason from what is true about you.
Shared methodology, compliance, and safety policy. Identical for everyone. Contains no personal data, and never decides what is true about you.
Your accounts, goals, and history — isolated to you. The only source for any personal fact.
Your real figures are read from the system of record and cited as the source of truth.
If a fact isn't in your data, LifeNavigator says so and offers to add it — it never guesses.
“Most software manages information. LifeNavigator is built to help people make the decisions that actually change their lives — grounded in their own data, governed for trust.”
The LifeNavigator vision
Explore full insights, recommendations, and grounded chat on realistic lives — no real data required. When you're ready, bring your own.
Pay down a 21.99% card before investing, then capture the full 401(k) match.
Balance childcare costs, a home upgrade, and two 529 plans on one timeline.
Model a bootcamp + pay cut against a higher-ceiling role two years out.
Your real connected data via Plaid, your goals, history, and context.
Row-level security across every store; your graph is never mixed with anyone else’s.
In transit and at rest; least-privilege access throughout.
Bank-grade connectivity that can read, never move, your money.
A constitutional + compliance layer reviews advice before it reaches you.
No. Budgeting tools record what happened. LifeNavigator reasons across your finances, career, education, health, and family to help you decide what to do next.
The beta uses realistic sample life profiles so you can preview the full system safely. The final product uses your real connected data via Plaid, your goals, history, and context.
Personal facts are read deterministically from your system of record and labeled authoritative. If a fact is not present, the assistant refuses rather than inventing it — fail-closed.
Your personal graph is isolated per user with row-level security and encryption. Central policy knowledge is shared and contains no personal data. Plaid connectivity is read-only.
LifeNavigator is in invite-only beta. Request access and preview the future of personal decision intelligence — grounded in your data, governed for trust.
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General information, not financial, tax, or legal advice.