Compare, apply & undo
See a scenario side by side with your baseline, then make it real — or undo it.
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Once you've built a scenario, the point is to decide. Steer makes the difference obvious, lets you commit when you're ready, and gives you a safety net if you change your mind.
Compare against your baseline
View any scenario side by side with your baseline. Steer lines up the two projections so the difference jumps out:
- How your cash flow changes — more buffer each month, or less.
- How your net worth diverges over time — the two lines pulling apart.
- The months where the scenario helps or hurts the most.
This is where a decision becomes clear: "the bigger flat costs me €180 a month and pushes my savings goal back four months" is a lot easier to weigh than a vague feeling.
Pro feature
On Pro, Steer can also explain the comparison in plain language — what changed and why it matters.
Apply a scenario
Decided to go for it? Apply the scenario and Steer makes its changes real — folding the overrides into your actual baseline in one clean step. From then on, your projection reflects the new reality.
One careful step
Applying is the only action that changes your real data. Everything up to this point — building, editing, comparing — leaves your baseline untouched. Steer applies the whole scenario in one go, so you never end up half-changed.
Undo if you change your mind
Applied something and had second thoughts? Each apply comes with an undo option that rolls your baseline back to how it was before. No need to manually reverse each change — Steer remembers the previous state and restores it.
A safe way to make big decisions
This is the whole promise of simulations: explore freely, compare honestly, commit deliberately, and reverse if needed. Big money decisions stop being leaps of faith and become things you can see before you choose.
Tip
Before a major decision — a move, a loan, a career change — build it as a scenario first. Even if you don't apply it, seeing the numbers laid out next to your baseline is worth the few taps.