Plan by person, account by account
Add a person, then their accounts: Roth IRA, pre-tax 401(k) or brokerage.
Each scenario lives under the account it belongs to, so a household’s plan stays organized the way the accounts really are.
Investment growth planner for iPhone
Plan by person, account by account. Compound separates the balance on paper, the tax owed when you withdraw, and the amount that is spendable. No account, nothing uploaded.
Free. Compound Pro $4.99 once. Estimates, not financial advice.

A short tutorial runs the first time you open the app, and you can skip it. Here is the short version.
Add a person, then their accounts: Roth IRA, pre-tax 401(k) or brokerage.
Each scenario lives under the account it belongs to, so a household’s plan stays organized the way the accounts really are.
Enter contributions, escalating contributions, fees and tax rates.
Every figure Compound shows comes from the numbers you put in. It does not guess at your rates or promise a return.
Three different numbers, kept apart: the balance on paper, the estimated tax on withdrawal, and what is spendable.
A balance is not what you get to spend. Compound shows the gap so you can plan with the number that matters.
Share a person’s whole plan as a file, or back up and restore from Settings.
A shared plan carries the fee, escalating contribution, account type and tax rates. Backups go to a file you choose; nothing is uploaded.





One plain price. No subscription, nothing that renews.
$0
$4.99 one-time
Pro is a one-time in-app purchase handled by Apple. Refunds go through Apple at reportaproblem.apple.com.
Compound is a planner, not an adviser. It gives estimates based on the numbers you enter. It is not financial, tax or investment advice, it does not promise any return, and it does not link to your bank or ask you to create an account.