BenchWorth App Store rankings

Track BenchWorth App Store rankings across 40+ countries. by Jason Leibel • 0.0★ (0 ratings) • Finance

Description

Ever wonder if you're actually doing okay financially — or just telling yourself you are? Bench Worth shows you exactly where you rank against people your age in your country. Income, savings, retirement, home equity, debt — all of it, ranked honestly against real benchmarks from Statistics Canada and the U.S. Federal Reserve. It takes about two minutes. No accounts. No bank linking. No emails. Just you, your numbers, and a real answer. WHAT YOU'LL SEE Your overall percentile against your cohort — including age, country, and household type. So a 32-year-old single in Toronto isn't compared to the same group as a 32-year-old couple with kids in Calgary. A breakdown of where you're actually winning and where you're falling behind. Most people are surprised by at least one category. A clear path showing what it would take to climb to the next tier — Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, or Diamond. A shareable card you can post if your result is something to brag about. Or keep it to yourself. Your call. WHY IT EXISTS Most finance apps want you to set up an account, link your bank, build a budget, and stick around forever. This one just answers the question you actually have: how am I doing? The benchmarks come from public household finance data — Statistics Canada's Survey of Financial Security and the Federal Reserve's Survey of Consumer Finances. Real data, real cohorts, real answers. WHAT YOU PAY The app is free to download. You can complete your inputs and see your overall ranking and tier without paying anything. A one-time $2.99 unlocks the full breakdown — per-category percentiles, your strongest and weakest areas, and the personalized path to your next tier. No subscription. No recurring charges. Lifetime access on this device. A FEW THINGS BENCH WORTH IS NOT It's not financial advice. It's a benchmark, not a plan. It's not a budgeting app. It doesn't track expenses or sync with anything. It's not collecting your data. Your inputs stay on your device. There's no account because there's nothing to send. Honest answer to a question you've probably wondered for years. Two minutes, three bucks, done.