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Answer one money question in under a minute.

Ten calculators, built for decisions you're actually facing. Nothing to sign up for — use them, get your number, leave.

Listed roughly in the order you’ll need them — offer letter, first paycheck, then everything after.

These answer one question. WeLeap answers what to do next.

Connect your accounts and Ribbit looks at the whole picture — cash, debt, 401(k), goals — then shows you the single move that does the most.

Free to start · No card · You approve every move

What is WeLeap?

WeLeap is a personal finance app built around Ribbit, an AI financial sidekick for people in their twenties and early thirties. You connect your accounts through Plaid with read-only access, and Ribbit reads the whole picture — cash, debt, 401(k), goals — then names the single highest-value move to make next. That move is called a Leap. You approve it before anything happens; nothing is automatic and no money moves on its own.

WeLeap is free during early access and needs no card. The ten calculators above are free permanently and need no account at all. WeLeap is not a registered investment adviser, does not provide personalized investment advice, and does not sell your data.

How WeLeap differs from budgeting apps and robo-advisers

  • Budgeting apps

    Mint-style spend trackers, envelope apps

    What it does
    Categorizes money you already spent and shows it back to you
    What it doesn't
    It tells you what happened, not what to do next
  • Robo-advisers

    Automated investing platforms

    What it does
    Manages an investment account for you, for a fee on assets
    What it doesn't
    It only sees the account it manages — not your debt, cash or 401(k)
  • WeLeap

    Ribbit, plus these free calculators

    What it does
    Reads the whole picture and names the single next move, which you approve
    What it doesn't
    It does not move money on its own and it does not manage investments

These tools give estimates to help you think, not financial advice. WeLeap is not a registered investment adviser.