DINKwise A.I.
Money clarity for real households

Build more wealth.
Waste less money.

DINKwise A.I. helps couples and households see the whole picture—money, home, goals, and the decisions in between. Start with a free 19-question financial checkup.

Get Your Free Assessment Score See how it works
Free • No credit card • Email required to view your score • Canada + United States
Example household score
74
Cash flow23 / 25
Financial safety15 / 25
Wealth building15 / 20
Clear scoreFive useful categories
Rules, not guessesDeterministic calculations
Home-awareOwners and renters
Built for householdsSimple, human language
Three simple steps

Know where you are.
Decide what comes next.

No bank connection. Good estimates are enough to make the first picture useful.

1

Answer the checkup

Answer 19 free questions about cash flow, your safety net, debts, saving habits, and goals.

2

See your score

Enter your email to view a 100-point score, category breakdown, important flags, and three practical next moves. Marketing email is optional.

3

Build your Blueprint

Choose the one-time CA$29 or US$21 plan. After payment, complete a separate 14-part questionnaire; allow about 15–25 minutes. Save a draft if you need a break.

DINKwise Wealth & Home Blueprint

Your score tells you where.
Your Blueprint shows you how.

After checkout, tell us about income, spending, debt, home, assets, goals, projects, and major purchases across 14 sections. Estimates are fine, and you can save a draft on this device.

Illustrative sample

What the finished plan includes

A household summary, 12 month-by-month actions with reasons, and important items to review. The finished plan appears on screen when you generate it. You can print or save it as a PDF. When email delivery succeeds, a private link lets you open it later.

The sample below uses fictional answers. Your actions depend on your own answers. Educational planning information, not financial advice.
Month 1: Map what is available for your goalsWith $8,000 coming in and $6,000 going out each month, this example household can decide how much of the $2,000 difference is dependable before committing it.
Month 2: Review the $2,000 high-interest balanceExpensive debt can slow progress toward a home purchase. List the rate and minimum payment, then decide whether extra payments take priority over other goals.
Month 3: Set a home-fund targetChoose a target amount and date for the purchase, while keeping an emergency cushion separate from the down-payment fund.

The completed Blueprint continues through Month 12 with actions based on the household’s priorities.

One-time purchase: CA$29 in Canada or US$21 in the United States. No subscription.

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