Denwyn next to the tools people compare it with
If you are choosing between Denwyn and getquin, Parqet, ProjectionLab, this is the plain version: what each one is for, what it costs, and where each one is stronger.
Facts read from each product's public homepage and pricing page on 4 September 2026. Prices are as listed there; taxes may apply differently by country. If something has changed, tell us at contact@denwyn.com and we will fix it.
| Denwyn | getquin | Parqet | ProjectionLab | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| What it is | FIRE calculator and net worth tracker for Europe, with paper picks in a private circle of friends and lessons from Auric, its dragon guide. | Portfolio tracking and wealth management app with a stock community and AI financial agents, based in Berlin. | Portfolio tracking and analysis software for private investors, based in Germany. | Personal finance simulator for retirement and FIRE planning: cash-flow projections, Monte Carlo, tax modelling. |
| Built for | Retail investors living in Europe. EUR first, EU tax framing, no US retirement-account concepts. | European investors, strongest in German-speaking countries. | German-speaking investors first; English version available. | US first, with international presets (UK, Canada, Australia, Germany, Netherlands and others) and currency selection. |
| Free tier | Free forever: net worth tracking, the FIRE calculator, circles, picks and every lesson. No card. | Free: unlimited bank and broker connections, net worth overview, essential portfolio analysis. | Basis: 1 portfolio, 1 watchlist, unlimited securities, 5 additional assets, 2 integrations, basic analysis, 40+ currencies, file import from 50+ brokers. | Basic: forecasting, planning, Monte Carlo and backtesting in the sandbox. |
| Paid plans | Pro €11.99/month or €119/year, VAT included (EUR). Adds the AI Council, Auto-Rebalance and deep analytics. | Premium €89.99 a year (AI portfolio analysis, dividend KPIs, advanced analytics). Wealth €149.99 a year (financial planning, goals, retirement planning, unlimited AI agent access). Prices shown before country-specific taxes. | Plus 11,99 € a month (3 months free on the yearly plan). Investor 29,99 € a month (1 month free on the yearly plan). | Premium $129 a year (cash-flow projections, tax optimisation, withdrawal strategies, estate planning, multiple plans). Pro $549 a year adds advisor tools and client seats. |
| Getting your holdings in | CSV import from IBKR, XTB and Revolut, plus manual entry for crypto, property, cash and debts. No automatic broker sync. | Automatic connections to thousands of banks and brokers via API. | PDF and file import from 50+ brokers, automatic sync with selected brokers, crypto via Bitpanda. | None by design: no account linking, you enter balances yourself. |
| FIRE planning | Yes. FIRE number and date in today's euros, inflation included, plus Coast, Barista and Lean variants; the /fire calculator works without an account. | Retirement and financial-independence goals in the Wealth plan. Not framed as FIRE. | Not a stated feature. | Yes, and deeper than Denwyn: Monte Carlo, historical backtesting, withdrawal strategies, per-country tax presets. |
| Practising with friends | Yes. Paper picks with a written thesis inside an invite-only circle, scored on decision quality against an index. No real money ever moves. | Public stock forum and community. No private friends-only practice circle. | Community forum for product discussion. No practice circle. | No. A Discord and a Reddit presence, nothing inside the product. |
| Learning built in | Yes. Short lessons from Auric that appear when they are relevant, plus the guides on this site. | Community content and AI insights. No structured lesson path. | Analysis tools and explanations; no lesson path. | Documentation and community; no guided lessons. |
| Advice stance | Education and tracking only. Never tells you what to buy or sell, never executes a trade. | Tracking and AI insights, with a separate getquin Advisory offering; raised €12M in 2026 to build an investment-advice platform. | Explicitly positions itself as financial software, not an adviser. No recommendations. | Explicitly not financial or investment advice. |
| Languages and platforms | English. | German and English. Web, iOS, Android. | German and English. Web, iOS, Android. | English. Web only. |
Where each one is stronger than Denwyn
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getquin
- Automatic broker and bank sync across thousands of institutions; Denwyn imports CSVs.
- Dividend tracking depth and a large existing community.
- Native iOS and Android apps.
Parqet
- Broker import breadth (50+ brokers, PDF zero-click import) and dividend forecasting.
- Multi-portfolio and X-Ray style analysis at the paid tiers.
- Native mobile apps and a large user base.
ProjectionLab
- Planning depth: Monte Carlo simulation, backtesting, withdrawal and tax-optimisation modelling that Denwyn does not attempt.
- Scenario modelling for complex life plans (estate, multiple plans).
Where Denwyn is different
Three things set Denwyn apart, and they are the reasons it exists. It is built for Europe from the first screen: euros, EU brokers and EU tax framing, with no US retirement-account concepts to translate around. It is the only one of these that lets you practise judgment with friends: paper picks with a written thesis inside a private circle, scored on decision quality against an index, with no real money ever moving. And it teaches as you go, with short lessons from Auric that show up when they are relevant instead of a course you never open.
Where Denwyn is thinner, the table says so: it imports CSVs rather than syncing brokers automatically, and its FIRE projection is a clear model in today's euros rather than a full Monte Carlo simulator. If you want deep dividend analytics or heavy scenario modelling, one of the others may fit you better, and that is fine.
None of these tools, Denwyn included, gives investment advice. Try the free FIRE calculator without an account, read who builds Denwyn and why, or browse the guides from the den.