Fyre
Qypt GmbH Finance iPhoneiPadiPod touch
Fyre is a paid Finance app for iPhone and iPad by Qypt GmbH. Requires iOS 13.0. Updated February 3, 2026.
- Price
- 9.99 USD
- on the App Store
- Size
- 23 MB
- Age 4+
- Updated
- Feb 3
- 2026 · v0.2.1
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About Fyre
> You're wondering if you can really do it. Leave your job? Move to a new city? Retire early? Or know, really know, that your current plan works? Spreadsheets are overwhelming. Financial advisors are expensive. Web-based tools want your data. > FYRE changes that. Build your complete financial picture in minutes: your income, investments, and spending. Then test it. Run 10,000 market simulations to see the real range of outcomes—best case, worst case, most likely. Watch your net worth grow across decades. See exactly how your money flows each year. Change one thing: a salary bump, an early retirement date, a spending cut—and instantly see how it ripples through your entire future. Test 5 different life paths. Pick the one that's actually realistic. You get clarity. No guessing. No anxiety. Just data that shows you what's really possible. And your financial life stays completely private. No cloud. No accounts. No tracking. Download it once, and it's yours forever. > WHAT YOU CAN DO ~ Build any plan: Multiple income streams, investment accounts, spending categories. Model your entire financial life exactly as it is. ~ Test any future: Change your salary, your spending, your retirement date. See how each choice plays out across 10,000 market simulations. ~ Understand your odds: Know the probability your money lasts to 90. Calculate how much you can safely spend each year. See when you'll hit financial independence. ~ Visualize it all: Beautiful charts that make your financial future actually make sense. > WHY FYRE ~ One-time purchase. $9.99. Forever. No subscriptions. No ads. ~ Completely private. All your data stays on your device. No tracking. No cloud. ~ Real market data. 10,000 simulations based on actual market volatility—not made-up projections. ~ Natively built for your iPhone. Complex financial modeling that feels simple. ~ Tax-aware. Accounts for taxes across different account types, so you see what you actually keep. > PERFECT FOR * Young professionals planning their first retirement * Career changers exploring financial feasibility * Early retirement (FIRE) enthusiasts stress-testing their plans * Anyone who wants to understand "what if" before making big financial decisions * Privacy-conscious individuals who don't want their financial data in the cloud --- Disclaimer: Fyre is a productivity, self-guided, wealth calculator/finance tool. Please consult a financial professional for financial advice and market support for your financial decisions. Privacy Policy: https://www.qypt.ai/privacy Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Anyone asking "what if?" before making a big financial decision. Career changers. Early retirement planners. People who want to understand their financial future without letting companies track their data.
App privacy
The developer, Qypt GmbH, reported these privacy practices to Apple.
Data Not Collected
The developer does not collect any data from this app.
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