Futurez models your entire financial future across 1,000 possible market futures, on a deep, tax-aware engine.
Connect it to the AI assistant you already use, and you can just ask — “what if we retired two years early?”, “run a Roth conversion ladder,” “will my money last?” — and get answers your assistant computes against your real plan.
Once connected, your assistant can act on your actual plan across a whole conversation — not just answer trivia:
It edits your plan, re-runs all 1,000 scenarios, and reports your new Chance of success and Runway date.
Roth conversion ladders, trimming non-essential spending, cash sweeps, rebalancing — described in a sentence.
Net-worth range, effective tax rate in any year, when your money might run out, how a crash right after retirement would hit you.
“Buy the house vs. rent and invest” — each saved as its own version to flip between.
Your plan stops being something you click through and becomes something you talk to.
With an active trial or subscription — connecting your AI is included in the single plan, with no separate add-on or API key. (No account yet? Start your free 14-day trial.)
An AI assistant that supports MCP connectors — pick yours on the right.
We’ll walk you through the exact steps for it.
Desktop, web, and Cowork (Free, Pro, Max, Team, Enterprise).
Plus, Pro, Business, Enterprise, or Edu, via ChatGPT’s Developer Mode (beta), on the web.
Cursor, and other developer tools.
Because MCP is an open standard, most assistants that support remote connectors can link to Futurez the same way: add a custom connector, paste the Futurez connector URL, and sign in through Futurez. The Claude guide is a good template for the general flow.
Then pick your assistant above and ask it the first question on your mind.
Futurez models possible futures across 1,000 market scenarios. Projections are calibrated model assumptions, not predictions or guarantees.