Firevalle

FIRE runs on one number you won't reach for fifteen years. Every app in the category answers with a table, a percentage and a line going up. None of it feels like anything.

So we turned the number into a place. Your net worth is a low-poly valley you cultivate. Each savings goal is a plot of land, every contribution waters it, and your FIRE progress is the wheat field in the middle. Hives for the emergency fund, a camper for the trip to Japan, a solar field for the electric car. Skip a month and nothing tells you off — the valley just grows slower.

One three.js scene, two runtimes: expo-gl inside the Expo app, plain WebGL on the site. It reads the clock, so dawn, day, dusk and night light the same valley differently. The site opens on that island — drag to orbit, scroll to grow it — and there's no video, no mockup and no feature list. You're playing with the thing that ships.

It never phones your bank. You type the balances yourself and everything stays on the device: no account, no sync, nothing to breach. Free to start, 7,99 € once, no subscription. Which is the only honest model for an app about not paying subscriptions.