A yearly subscription, one purchase for every device
Landfall +
The projection is free. The subscription is for what comes next.
As many plans as you like, any two side by side, and each one redrawn with its pots taken another way.

The projection is free, and it is the whole engine. Landfall + is for what comes after the first answer. It opens nine things: more than one plan, your personal online cloud storage, the stress test, the crash scenario, Application lock, the Home stretch, writing your own Intentions record, ‘Is this enough?’ and later-life care.
Each what-if can be a plan of its own, and Compare plans sets any two side by side. Withdrawal approaches draws a plan with its pensions drawn another way.
The stress test replays your plan through market luck and says how often it still pays for everything. Cloud sync keeps the same plans everywhere.
| Landfall | Landfall + | |
|---|---|---|
| Privacy | Only you | Only you |
| Plans | One only | Unlimited |
| The plan you can edit | The active one | Any of them |
| Intentions | Read a sample’s record | Write your own, on every plan |
| Compare plans | Two plans side by side | |
| Withdrawal approaches | The chart, and a growth rate you can try | |
| Stress test plans | Any number of scenarios, chosen in Settings | |
| Crash scenario | One bad run of markets, at a moment you choose | |
| Cloud sync | Apple or Windows devices | |
| Application lock | Face ID, Touch ID or Windows Hello | |
| Home stretch | Your last working years and the bridge, with a different leaving month or spare savings to try | |
| Is this enough? | Your spending beside the living standards | |
| Later-life care | Kept if already on | A care home in the plan |
Stop paying and nothing is taken away. Every plan still opens, projects and exports, and a lock you turned on stays on.
Compare plans, shown working
The same two people, three ways
David alone, Victoria alone, and the two together, as Compare plans sets any two of your own side by side. Every figure is the engine’s.
David on his own
Runs short in 2058/59, aged 85
£62,708 of spending is unfunded (£27,619 in today’s money).
29 of 100 scenarios paid
Victoria on her own
Fully funded to 2066/67, leaving £364K
£136K in today’s money after everything planned is paid for.
93 of 100 scenarios paid
David & Victoria
Fully funded to 2066/67, leaving £1,676K
£624K in today’s money after everything planned is paid for.
96 of 100 scenarios paid
Compare plans is part of Landfall +. The three sample households are in the app, free, to open and change.
Thirty seconds
Watch what Landfall + adds
The film from the moment the subscription begins: the stress test, Is this enough?, Home stretch and Intentions.

The second answer is where + begins
The subscription is offered in the app, once your first answer is on screen.
What the subscription adds

The stress test
Monte Carlo stress testing replays your plan through market luck, good and bad, and says how often it still pays for everything. The fan is every outcome at once.
Compare plans
Retiring a year earlier, spending a little more. Two futures side by side, and what each one costs.
The lock
Landfall asks for Face ID, Touch ID or your password before it shows your plans. On Windows it asks for Windows Hello. It never sees your face.
Is this enough?
Your planned spending beside the three Retirement Living Standards, today and in the year you retire, drawn as a boat sailing for three islands.
Later-life care
A care home or nursing home in the plan: its fees, what the council pays, and what it leaves at the end.
Questions
What people ask about Landfall +
What it adds, how to stop it, and what stays free.
What does Landfall + add?
The projection is free, and it is the whole engine. Landfall + is for what comes after the first answer. It opens nine things: more than one plan, your personal online cloud storage, the stress test, the crash scenario, Application lock, the Home stretch, writing your own Intentions record, ‘Is this enough?’ and later-life care.
What stays free?
One plan, and everything the projection does. Every projection, every rule, every tax year. The timeline, the charts, the year by year and the tax. Export as a file, a table or a PDF report. Sample households to explore before you have figures of your own. Switching later-life care on, and ‘Is this enough?’, are part of Landfall +.
Where is the price?
The price is shown in the app, in your own currency, before you subscribe. A yearly subscription. Renews automatically until you cancel.
How do I cancel?
Billed by Apple. One subscription covers every device signed in to your Apple Account. Cancel any time in your Apple Account settings. Manage subscription in Landfall’s Settings opens the same place.
Does one subscription cover the iPhone, the iPad and the Mac?
Yes. One purchase covers every device signed in to your Apple Account. Windows is bought separately, through the Microsoft Store, and belongs to your Microsoft account. The subscription belongs to the account, never to a plan, so a plan file you pass on carries none with it.
Does Landfall + change a plan’s figures?
No. The projection never knows which tier you are on. A feature of the subscription is one you cannot start without it, never one that projects differently.
Is the stress test a Monte Carlo simulation?
Yes. It runs your plan hundreds or thousands of times, each with a different random run of market returns, and says how often it still paid for everything. Inflation, tax and your spending stay as you set them, so only the markets vary. It is part of Landfall +.
What is the crash scenario?
One fixed bad run of markets, anchored to a year you choose and applied to the plan as it stands. It shows on the plan page while it is on, and inside the stress test. It is part of Landfall +.
A yearly subscription. Renews automatically until you cancel. Billed by Apple. One subscription covers every device signed in to your Apple Account. Cancel any time in your Apple Account settings.
The price is shown in the app, in your own currency, before you subscribe.
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