Private · A working system

Pulse

Markets, currencies and decisions — in one place.

Our money lives in two countries. Rupees in India, dollars in Australia, a currency line running between them that moves every day whether we look at it or not. For years the answer to where do we actually stand? meant opening six apps, three brokerages and a spreadsheet, and still guessing.

Pulse is what I built instead. One dashboard that reads everything at once and answers that question honestly, in both currencies, every morning.

What it holds

Markets
Gold, silver, indices, the currency pair that matters
Holdings
Stocks, mutual funds, metals — live, not last month's
The house
What the Sydney deposit is worth today
The month
What comes in, what goes out, what is left

It also keeps the dates that decide things — when a holding turns long-term, when a visa window opens. The kind of detail that is obvious in hindsight and expensive to miss.

Why it is private

Pulse holds our actual position: real balances, real holdings, real plans. It is a family system, not a product, and it sits behind a PIN for the obvious reason. What is public is the idea — that a household spread across two countries deserves the same clarity an institution takes for granted.

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A PIN is required. Live prices need a broker token, so figures may read as placeholders without one.