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ApexGap Engine

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A retirement funding gap calculator for financial advisers.

Product owner and builder. The financial model and the adviser workflow come from my own background in finance. · Apr 2026 – Present
  • Web app (PWA)
  • Supabase
  • Vercel
ApexGap Engine summary view showing the projected retirement gap, a breakdown by income source, and suggested scenarios.

Why it exists

In a planning conversation, the client needs to actually see the gap for it to land. Most tools make that harder than it should be, especially away from a desk. I built ApexGap so an adviser can open it in front of a client and trust it to just work.

Features

Quick Pitch calculator with three sliders on the left and a large projected retirement gap figure on the right.

Show the gap in 90 seconds

Quick Pitch mode keeps it to three inputs: age, current CPF balance, and target monthly income. One clear number comes out, which is enough for a first meeting.

Session mode selector offering Quick Pitch for a first meeting and Deep Analysis for the follow-up.

Go deeper on the follow-up

Deep Analysis covers four income sources (CPF, SRS, cash, ILP), adds a market downturn check, and produces a summary you can save as a PDF.

A summary the client can act on

The result breaks the gap down by income source and suggests a few practical moves, like topping up contributions, that visibly change the number.

Built around Singapore rules

CPF works a certain way here, so that logic is built in. The tool is clearly marked as illustrative and not financial advice.

Why I built it

This one comes straight out of my day job. Retirement planning conversations work best when the client can see the number for themselves, but a lot of tools get in the way, especially in a live meeting. I wanted something an adviser could pull up in front of a client and rely on.

What I worked on

Because the build was done with AI tools, what I focused on was the part only I could do. Making sure the numbers reflect how CPF and retirement funding actually work here, and that the flow holds up in a real meeting rather than just a demo. Getting the model right and keeping the tool honest about what it is took most of my attention, and that is where my finance background mattered most.