WealthOS
About WealthOS
A net-worth tracker and plain-spoken advisor for Morocco-first savers — built to be honest first, useful second, and never exciting for its own sake.
Why this exists
Most finance apps are either a trading terminal in disguise or a spreadsheet nobody opens twice. WealthOS is neither. It's a ledger — you tell it what you already own, in dirhams, and it tells you the truth about where that stands against a goal you actually named.
It was built for savers in Casablanca, Rabat, Marrakech, and every city in between who want a clear number, not a sales pitch — and who are tired of guaranteed-return promises that turn out to be neither guaranteed nor returns.
What we won't do
Never place a trade, hold custody, or route an order — you already have a broker or an exchange for that.
Never promise a return. Bitcoin, gold, and Casablanca stocks all move in both directions, and we say so every time.
Never hide a number. Cost basis, yield on cost, and every fee are shown plainly, in MAD, next to what they're measuring.
Never sell your data. The hall of fame publishes a nickname if you opt in — never your name, email, or net worth.
About the AI advisor
Every chat is grounded in your own holdings, goals, and this month's leftover — not a generic script. It asks a clarifying question instead of guessing, and it's built to talk you out of a bad decision as readily as into a good one. Free accounts get 1 question a day; paid membership raises that to 10, by simple bank transfer — no card on file, ever.
Pricing, plainly
Free forever for the ledger, goals, plan, debts, and dividends. The AI advisor's higher daily limit is 200 MAD a month, or 1,800 MAD a year — paid by wire transfer, confirmed by a person, not a payment processor guessing at fraud.