Equitease / coming soon

See the whole campaign. Simulate what capital could do next.

A formidable investment simulation and financial intelligence product for sophisticated self-directed investors: whole-campaign history, recovery, settlement, opportunity cost, projections, configurable rules and capital rotation in one inspectable system.

Your broker shows the position. Equitease is built to explain the capital story behind it.

Follow every injection, entry, partial exit, distribution, cost, recovery event and settlement delay across the life of an investment campaign. Then open dedicated scenario laboratories around your own records and rules to examine how different routes change exposure, liquidity and the opportunities your capital cannot pursue at the same time.

Product vision

Scenario intelligence workspace

Fictional interface concept / not a current product screenshot

Equitease product-vision concept showing a fictional scenario intelligence workspace with route curves, capital controls and allocation views
Product-vision concept using fictional sample data and non-predictive route curves.Illustrative only. No advice or prediction.

The campaign model

A position snapshot forgets how your capital got there.

Sophisticated campaigns rarely happen in one clean trade. They accumulate entries, partial exits, fresh injections, recovered principal, distributions, costs, settlement gaps and reallocation decisions. Equitease preserves that whole economic history so today's position can be understood in the context that produced it.

01

Whole-campaign capital history

Reconstruct the economic record behind a holding across entries, partial exits, reinvestments, fees, user-recorded taxes, distributions and cash movements. Equitease treats them as one evolving campaign instead of a pile of trades ending in today's residual position.

02

Recovery without false comfort

Separate contributed capital actually returned from value still represented in the market, profit already harvested and principal that remains unrecovered. The result is a more demanding view of exposure than a green percentage beside a position.

03

Settlement before redeployment

Distinguish executed proceeds from cash that is genuinely settled and available. Pending settlement, restrictions, costs and timing friction stay inside the model so a new route is not funded with capital that cannot yet move.

04

Capital rotation and opportunity cost

Trace injections, withdrawals, reallocations and profit harvesting as first-class campaign events. Compare the case for keeping capital exposed with the alternative campaigns, liquidity or recovery objectives that commitment leaves unfunded.

A ledger that speaks capital

Buys and sells are only the visible edge of a campaign. Injections alter the capital base. Partial exits may recover principal, harvest profit or fund another objective. Fees, user-recorded taxes, distributions, settlement movements and withdrawals change both economic outcome and immediate purchasing power. Equitease is designed to retain those distinctions rather than compress them into average cost and current market value.

Investor pressure points

The hardest questions begin where a portfolio snapshot stops.

Equitease is shaped around moments when a visible position is not enough to explain the capital state or the consequence of the next choice.

Pressure 01

The position is positive, but principal is still exposed

A broker screen can show an unrealised gain against the current residual holding.

The investor still needs to know how much contributed capital has actually returned, how much value remains represented in the market and whether previous exits recovered principal or merely changed the shape of exposure.

Pressure 02

An exit has executed, but the capital cannot move

A transaction can appear complete while proceeds remain unsettled, restricted or reduced by friction.

A credible next route must distinguish executed value from cash genuinely available for recovery, withdrawal or redeployment, otherwise the comparison begins with capital the investor cannot yet use.

Pressure 03

Holding may work, but another objective waits

A position can be defensible in isolation and still prevent a stronger liquidity, recovery or allocation objective.

Opportunity cost becomes visible only when the model shows what remains committed, what a route could release and which competing campaign or reserve that capital could support instead.

Scenario laboratory

Change the assumptions. Keep the recorded campaign intact.

Compare a selected route with a separate baseline, then change value path, additional capital, time horizon, reserve floor and stress environment. The model recalculates recovery, settled liquidity, retained exposure, rule states and opportunity cost while keeping the recorded starting state intact.

Illustrative simulation workspace

Capital-route decision laboratory

Fictional sample inputs and simplified mechanics for an illustrative product demonstration. No external or live data. No account connection. No transaction execution. Outputs are not investment advice, predictions, valuations, or tax or accounting conclusions.

Selected route priority

Distribute simulated release across principal recovery, capital rotation and profit harvesting.

A moderate fictional value adjustment with slower settlement. Path adjustment -4 points; settlement delay 5 months.

+4%
£3,000
£6,000
60%
Recorded capital
£50,000
Already recovered
£18,400

Comparison baseline

Principal first

Selected route

Balanced route

Balanced route: 41 percent principal recovery, £6,403 settled liquidity and £30,097 retained exposure. Compared with Principal first.

Principal recovery
Baseline£27,586
Selected£21,839

52% vs 41% of displayed capital base

Settled liquidity
Baseline£4,497
Selected£6,403

Recorded settled cash plus route liquidity after the displayed settlement hold

Retained exposure
Baseline£26,215
Selected£30,097

Illustrative represented value remaining after each route release

Available after reserve
Baseline£0
Selected£403

Settled liquidity remaining after the displayed £6,000 floor

Selected principal recovery41%
Selected value release24%

Release allocation

Selected route after the displayed settlement hold.

100% modelled release

Principal

Rotation

Harvest

Principal
£3,439
Rotation
£3,057
Harvest
£1,146

Opportunity-cost delta

The selected route leaves £403 more capital available after the reserve floor than the comparison baseline.

+£403

Illustrative projected path

Retained represented value over the displayed 24-month horizon.

Illustrative projected pathComparison of retained represented value for Principal first and Balanced route over 24 months using the displayed assumptions.0m12m24m£41,838£24,178

Plain-English rule states

Reserve floor

Reserve floor met. £6,000 is held against the displayed £6,000 floor.

Recovery threshold

Recovery threshold not met. Selected recovery is 41% against the displayed 60% threshold.

Settlement held

Settlement held. £2,061 remains outside settled liquidity under the displayed 5-month delay assumption.

Reading the laboratory

A scenario result is a chain of evidence, assumptions and consequences.

Equitease keeps each layer visible so an attractive output cannot detach itself from the campaign record, investor-controlled inputs or the boundaries of what the model can establish.

01

Recorded state

Campaign events, contributed capital, recovered principal, represented value, settlement and sourced observations establish the common factual starting point.

02

Investor assumptions

The selected route, price range, additional capital, timing and configurable rules remain explicit inputs rather than invisible transformations.

03

Scenario result

The laboratory shows how the assumptions alter recovery, available capital, settlement friction, retained exposure and the competing use of capital.

04

Decision boundary

The result is a comparison to interrogate, not advice, a prediction or an instruction. The investor remains responsible for judgement and any transaction.

Scenario intelligence

Interrogate the route before capital moves.

A serious simulation must do more than draw an optimistic curve. It should expose the assumptions, timing, settlement constraints, capital consequences and opportunity cost of each route, while preserving the recorded campaign as the common point of comparison.

01

Dedicated scenario laboratories

Create a dedicated simulation for a campaign, thesis or capital event, then vary price paths, timing, injections, withdrawals, costs and release priorities without rewriting the recorded history. Each laboratory isolates its assumptions so routes remain comparable and auditable.

02

Opportunity-cost route comparison

Place hold, recover, harvest, inject, withdraw and rotate routes beside one another. Inspect not only the modelled result, but the capital each route keeps committed, the liquidity it releases and the competing opportunity it postpones.

03

Historical replay

Re-run configurable rules against prior observations and the information recorded at the time. Historical replay is designed to expose timing, sensitivity and rule behaviour without converting hindsight into a forecast or implying that a past route would repeat.

04

Configurable rules and projections

Express the investor's own thresholds, recovery priorities, capital limits and rotation conditions as visible rules. Run assumption-led projections through those rules with ranges, versions and provenance intact instead of hiding uncertainty inside one persuasive target number.

Coming-soon product vision

A financial intelligence workspace built around the campaign.

The Equitease concept below brings capital history, recovery, settlement, sourced market observations, configurable rules and competing routes into one operating view. It shows the intended product experience using fictional data; it is not a current application screenshot or a representation of live investment outcomes.

Equitease campaign cockpit

Capital pathways in one operating view

Campaign accountingSettlement-awareSource provenance
Equitease product-vision concept showing a fictional metals recovery campaign with capital, recovery, settlement, market observation and route comparison panels
Product-vision concept using fictional sample data. Not a screenshot of the current application.No custody. No execution. No personalised advice.

Market-data provenance

A number without provenance is an assumption wearing a price tag.

Market inputs can look precise long after their decision value has decayed. Equitease is designed to carry source, observation time, freshness, fallback state and confidence limitations into every campaign view and simulation influenced by market data, so an investor can see what a result depends on before relying on it.

01 / Source
The provider, import or manual observation behind an input, retained with the value rather than detached from it.
02 / Observed
The time the market value was captured, so an old observation cannot masquerade as a current one simply because the workspace was just opened.
03 / Freshness
Cache age, delayed status and fallback path carried into the decision context wherever a market input influences a route.
04 / Confidence
An explicit quality signal and limitation that helps qualify an input without presenting it as guaranteed, complete or inherently correct.
05 / Assumption
The user-controlled transformation, range or rule that produced a scenario output, visible enough to challenge and revise.
06 / Version
The exact campaign record, observation set and rule configuration used for a comparison, projection or historical replay.

Multi-campaign simulation

Capital committed here is unavailable everywhere else.

Opportunity cost becomes concrete when campaigns are modelled together. Equitease will extend scenario intelligence across multiple objectives so a route can be examined against wider portfolio constraints, settlement schedules, liquidity needs and competing claims on the same capital.

Capital released from one campaign may recover contributed principal, wait in settlement, strengthen a cash reserve, fund another thesis or remain deliberately unallocated. A multi-campaign laboratory makes those dependencies visible, allowing the investor to compare timing and trade-offs without turning the model into a recommendation or optimiser.

Coming soon. The laboratory compares user-controlled routes while leaving allocation decisions and capital movement entirely with the investor.

01

Campaign state

Represented value, recovered principal, remaining exposure, settlement status and the rules currently governing the campaign.

02

Competing route

The alternative use of capital, its assumptions, its time horizon and the settlement or transaction friction required to reach it.

03

Portfolio constraint

Concentration, genuinely available cash, dependencies between campaigns and allocation limits defined by the investor.

04

Decision record

Why capital moved or stayed, what the investor expected and what evidence, assumptions and alternatives were visible at the time.

Coming soon

A formidable simulation system is coming soon.

Equitease brings the factual discipline of campaign accounting together with forward-looking, assumption-led simulation. The intelligence foundation establishes what happened and what capital state exists now; the coming-soon simulation suite creates dedicated laboratories for examining what different choices could mean next.

Intelligence foundation

The record beneath every credible simulation

Simulation is only as useful as the state it begins from. Equitease anchors each laboratory to a durable campaign record, explicit capital classifications and traceable market observations, giving every route a common factual baseline without allowing the scenario to mutate history.

  • 01A local-first, append-only campaign history that can replay how capital, exposure and realised outcomes changed over time.
  • 02Capital-state intelligence spanning campaign P&L, breakeven, principal recovery, represented value and settlement context.
  • 03Market observations carrying source, observation time, cache age, fallback status and confidence limitations into each view.
  • 04Guarded CSV import, reconciliation paths, local export, backup and restore controls for an investor-owned record.
  • 05User-authored rules, alerts and bounded route views that leave the recorded campaign untouched.

Coming soon

Dedicated simulations for consequential capital decisions

The coming-soon suite expands that baseline into route-specific laboratories for recovery, projection, settlement and capital rotation. Investors will be able to challenge their own rules and assumptions across one campaign or many, with uncertainty and product boundaries kept visible.

  • 01Dedicated scenario laboratories for recovery, settlement, capital release, opportunity cost and rotation decisions.
  • 02Historical replay and a configurable rule engine operating across campaign events, observations and investor-defined thresholds.
  • 03Assumption-led projections with ranges, model versions, sensitivity context and visible confidence limitations.
  • 04An investment journal with richer campaign charts and exportable records of decisions, assumptions and simulated routes.
  • 05Multi-campaign simulations for comparing capital demands, allocation constraints, dependencies and rotation pathways.

Decision boundary

A stronger model for your judgement, not a substitute for it.

Equitease is designed to organise the investor's own records, rules, assumptions and comparisons. It does not provide personalised investment advice, recommend or execute trades, broker transactions, connect to accounts for dealing, hold cash or assets, provide custody, guarantee outcomes or replace regulated, tax or accounting professionals.

Product briefings can examine the whole-campaign model, dedicated simulation architecture, provenance discipline and the boundaries that keep financial intelligence distinct from financial services.

Equitease product briefings are available ahead of launch for investors and strategic partners.