See where you stand and what you’re leaving on the table. Real numbers, your situation, no card needed.
Get started, freeQuantro brings your whole financial life into one place, income, savings, pensions, property and investments, then shows you where you stand and the specific, legal moves to keep more of it. From the big decisions (sell or keep, overpay or invest, on track to retire) to the tax most people quietly overpay, with the £ impact spelled out.
Free forever shows you where you stand. Premium hands over the playbook.
See where you stand and what you’re leaving on the table. Real numbers, your situation, no card needed.
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Quantro models the moves an accountant doesn't (your accountant files last year's return, not next decade's plan) and that a financial adviser won't take you on for (most won't touch you under £100k of investable assets, or they charge £2,000-£4,000 for a one-off plan). Premium sits between those two: a self-serve playbook for the £-figure decisions, priced like one good missed-allowance discovery covers the year.
No. Quantro is a planning and optimisation tool. We surface allowances, reliefs and thresholds you may be missing, with the £ impact spelt out. Final decisions are yours, and we recommend talking to a qualified adviser for anything material.
The four things Free can't model. (1) Your partner's allowances alongside yours, with joint optimisation. (2) Multiple properties, including HTB and shared-ownership stacks. (3) Full IHT planning with gifting scenarios and the 7-year tracker. (4) PDF reports you can take to an IFA or your accountant. Free shows you the leak; Premium hands you the steps to plug it.
Yes, anytime, from your account settings. You keep access until the end of the period you've already paid for. Founders can also cancel within the free 12 months without ever being charged.
Your financial data sits in your own row in our database, locked behind row-level security. We never see or store any banking credentials, and bank linking (when it launches) will use FCA-authorised UK Open Banking, with read-only access only.