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FIRE Paycheck is a simple monthly planning tool for FIRE and long-term asset tracking.
There’s no need to track every purchase or connect your bank accounts. Update your assets once a month, and FIRE Paycheck turns them into one clear number: how much you can spend this month.
One number for the month
See your monthly available amount based on your FIRE assets and withdrawal rate. Start with a common 4% rate or customize it to match your own plan.
Organize your assets
Keep your assets organized across:
• Cash & Savings
• Investments
• Precious Metals
• Custom categories
Add your own banks, brokerages, gold, silver, or other accounts.
Separate contributions from investment gains
For investment accounts, record the current value together with your monthly net contribution or withdrawal.
FIRE Paycheck uses that information to distinguish actual investment gains from money you added yourself.
Precious-metal accounts can also track both current value and quantity.
Monthly snapshots
Each monthly update becomes a snapshot, giving you a simple history of how your assets change over time.
Home Screen Widget
See this month’s available amount at a glance without opening the app.
Private by design
FIRE Paycheck:
• Requires no FIRE Paycheck account
• Does not connect to your bank
• Contains no ads
• Does not track you
• Does not operate its own financial-data server
Your financial data stays locally on your device.
You can export a backup whenever you want and restore it on another device. The system file picker lets you choose where the backup is stored, including iCloud Drive if you prefer.
FIRE Paycheck is a personal planning and tracking tool. It does not provide financial, investment, tax, or legal advice.
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Versions
| Version | Country | Observed | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1.1.1 | Turkey | 30 Sept 2026 | FIRE Paycheck 1.1.1 focuses on a better Home Screen widget experience: Redesigned the Small widget Added a new Medium widget Improved amount formatting to prev |