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Measured on six things

Net worth tracker and financial planning app for households

Speed

Mobile Lighthouse 41/100 with a 17.7s LCP; desktop 59/100. The site is heavy enough to feel slow on phones.

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WealthScout

About this app

WealthScout is a web app for households to track net worth across shares, crypto, property, cash, debt and retirement savings, build tax-aware projections, and get AI budget estimates. Free plan available; Plus is US$11.99/month or US$99/year.

Key features

1Net worth tracking across shares, crypto, property, cash, debt, and retirement savings.
2Tax-aware projections and retirement modeling with inflation toggle.
3Property stress tests and rental ROI calculator with interest rate scenarios.
4AI budget estimates and dividend tracking with live prices across 90+ exchanges.

Target customer profile

Drawn from the product itself, not from a survey.

Demographic

Households

Pain points

Tracking net worth across shares, crypto, property, cash, debt and retirement savings

Primary needs

Net worth tracking and financial planning

Scout Review

Written by AI from measured evidence, scored out of 100.

WealthScout is a promising early-stage household finance tool with genuine depth in its projections, property stress tests, and retirement modeling. The design has a coherent, trustworthy aesthetic, and the question-led copy explains the product well. But the homepage has a blank lower section, unreadable mockups, no hero CTA, and no sign-in link. Speed is poor on mobile (Lighthouse 41/100, 17.7s LCP), and security headers are incomplete for a finance app. Accessibility scores well on automated checks. Growth is moderate: a real problem with a narrow wedge in a crowded category.

Measure by measure

Usability

Question-led copy explains the product well, but the missing hero CTA and no sign-in link add friction for new and returning users.

Design

Coherent palette and serious finance UI, but the blank lower homepage and unreadable mockups undercut the polish.

Speed

Mobile Lighthouse 41/100 with a 17.7s LCP; desktop 59/100. The site is heavy enough to feel slow on phones.

Security

HTTPS and HSTS are in place, but five key security headers are missing and no compliance certifications are published.

Accessibility

Lighthouse accessibility scored 100/100, though no a11y statement or multi-language support is visible on the site.

Growth

A real household net-worth problem with tax-aware projections and property stress tests, but the wedge is narrow against established trackers.

Improvement areas

Homepage has a blank lower section and unreadable hero mockups.
Mobile performance is poor (Lighthouse 41/100, 17.7s LCP).
Missing security headers (CSP, frame protection, Referrer-Policy, Permissions-Policy).
No visible sign-in link or hero CTA.

Design & Usability

WealthScout's design has a coherent, trustworthy finance aesthetic: restrained palette, consistent typography, and product screenshots that show real depth (projections, portfolio, property stress test, life-event timeline). The problem is execution on the homepage itself — the lower portion renders blank across roughly two screens, the floating app mockups are too small to read, and the overlapping window collage lacks a focal point. Usability is helped by question-led copy that explains each feature clearly, but the hero has no prominent CTA and the nav has no visible sign-in link, adding friction for both new and returning users.

Speed & Security

Speed is the weakest measured dimension: Lighthouse mobile performance is 41/100 with a 17.7s LCP and 1.2s TBT, while desktop scores 59/100. FCP (2.0s) and CLS (0.011) are fine, but the largest contentful paint dominates the poor mobile experience. Security is mixed: HTTPS is enforced with HSTS, and SPF/DMARC are present, but CSP, frame protection, X-Content-Type-Options, Referrer-Policy, and Permissions-Policy are all missing (6/12 checklist points). No SOC 2, ISO, or bug bounty signals were found, which is a gap for a finance app handling sensitive household data.

Accessibility & Growth

Accessibility is a bright spot: Lighthouse scored 100/100 on automated checks, and the visual audit suggests readable contrast and consistent typography. However, automated checks cover only part of WCAG, and no accessibility statement or multi-language support is visible. Growth potential is moderate: WealthScout targets a real problem (household net-worth tracking across shares, crypto, property, cash, debt, and retirement) and differentiates with tax-aware projections, property stress tests, and AI budget estimates. But the category is crowded with free spreadsheets and established trackers, and the product is very early (domain registered 2026-07-16). The wedge is narrow unless it can win on the depth of its property and retirement modeling.

Conclusion

If you're a household that has outgrown a spreadsheet and wants tax-aware projections and property stress tests in one place, WealthScout is worth a look — especially on the free plan. But go in with eyes open: the site is slow on mobile, the homepage is half-finished, and the security posture needs work before you trust it with your full financial picture. The product's depth is real; the execution around it is not there yet.

Suggestions for improvement

Fix the blank lower homepage section and make the hero mockups readable at homepage scale.
Add a prominent primary CTA in the hero and a visible sign-in link in the nav.
Improve mobile performance — target LCP under 2.5s by optimizing images and reducing render-blocking resources.
Add missing security headers (CSP, frame protection, Referrer-Policy, Permissions-Policy) and publish a security page.

How we score

Alternatives comparison

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	WealthScout
Net worth tracking across assets	Yes — shares, crypto, property, cash, debt, retirement	Unknown
Tax-aware projections	Yes	Unknown
Property stress testing	Yes — interest rate and vacancy scenarios	Unknown
Free plan	Yes	Unknown
Pricing	Free; Plus US$11.99/mo or US$99/yr	Unknown