Richard does the staff work — pulls the numbers from every
account, tracks where you stand against where you're
headed, and hands you the short version.
You still make every call.
These are the three tabs on every page inside Richard — cash, debt, investments, property, tax, protection, estate. Same three questions, asked of each one.
Richard pulls every account you connect — banks, brokerages, retirement, property, debt, private holdings — into one picture, and keeps it current without you maintaining it.
Your goals, your cash buffer, the retirement date you are actually aiming at, the order you should pay debt down in — written down in dollars, not carried around in your head.
Richard tracks your progress every month and leads with what moved — cash sitting idle, a fee you are quietly paying, a goal that slipped a year further out. Ranked, in dollars, in plain language.
Richard is built for the household whose money outgrew consumer tools but does not warrant a family office. The tell is not a number — it is how many moving parts you are tracking in your head:
If your whole financial life is one brokerage account, you do not need Richard. The free Frame builder is enough.
The short version
Every account, every property, every obligation — you are already carrying it. Richard just writes it down and keeps it current.
Connect your accounts and the first read does the rest.
Connect your accounts once. Richard keeps the picture current, tracks where you stand against where you are headed, and tells you what moved this month.
Richard reads and recommends. He never moves money, places a trade, or holds your assets.