FIREBar puts every side income stream in one place, then answers the question you are actually asking — not “what did I earn this month”, but “what can I count on next month”.
The bar is your monthly target. Clear it, and quitting becomes a real conversation.
Inside the app
What FIRE actually means
FIRE is built on an aggressive savings rate, deliberate spending and long-horizon investing — the goal being to buy back your time decades earlier than the default path allows.
It isn’t one target. Which variant you’re aiming at simply changes how high your bar sits:
A deliberately low cost of living. The bar sits low — and side income can clear it surprisingly early.
Part-time or low-stress work covers the rest. The bar is partial: you only need to close the gap.
No compromise on lifestyle. The bar is high, and steadiness matters far more than any single good month.
FIREBar doesn’t pick one for you. You set the bar; it tells you, honestly, how close you are.
Features
Consulting, marketplace sales, ad revenue share, app subscriptions — one-off orders and monthly settlements are recorded the same way, with no separate bookkeeping.
Replacement rate as this month, six-month median, and worst month. Plus consecutive months on target — the signal that actually matters.
Open Quick Capture and type or dictate naturally. Mention several incomes in one go and FIREBar separates them into cards for review. Screenshot capture remains available.
Confirmed records live on your device and your own iCloud. Screenshots are never uploaded. No account, no ads, no analytics SDKs.
Concentration risk
Two thousand a month across four channels sounds resilient. If three quarters of it comes from one platform, it isn’t — one throttling or policy change and it’s gone.
FIREBar surfaces the share of your largest source and says so plainly when it crosses your threshold. That single number is the difference between a bookkeeping app and a decision tool.
You can’t judge your situation without real data. Record one, and in a few months you’ll see where you actually stand.