Launched Viso — a financial model for figuring out if a home purchase actually makes sense (not just a mortgage calculator)

Just launched Viso (viso.money) and wanted to introduce it here and get some early feedback from this community.

The problem I kept running into: every home affordability tool answers "will a bank approve this mortgage?" rather than how the purchase will actually impact your financial well-being. Those are very different questions, especially for dual-income households with RSUs, kids, career pauses, or anything else that makes a simple debt-to-income ratio meaningless.

What Viso does: you enter your real financial picture — income, savings, the home you're considering — and it runs a full month-by-month projection 30 years out: cash flow, net worth, closing-day liquidity, the works. You can also just talk to it in plain English ("what if I did a 15-year loan instead" or "what if my income drops for two years") and it re-runs the model live.

Stack, if useful to anyone here: React/Vite frontend, Node/Express backend, Supabase for auth+data, Stripe for billing, Anthropic's API for the conversational layer. The financial model itself is a pure function shared between frontend and backend so the math is guaranteed identical in both places.

Where it's at: just went live, free to try with no signup required to see a full projection. Pro tier unlocks scenario comparison, unlimited saved scenarios, and unlimited chat messages.

I'd love feedback specifically on:

• Does the core idea land in the first 30 seconds, or does it need better framing?

• Where does the flow from "enter your numbers" to "here's your projection" feel confusing or slow?

• Would you trust a number this personal enough to actually change a real decision, or does it feel like a toy?

Link: viso.money