ChatGPT + NestPilot
Start in ChatGPT. Continue in NestPilot.
Ask a retirement question inside ChatGPT, get a math-backed answer, then carry your numbers straight into the full NestPilot planning workspace — no re-entry. The free tools come from NestPilot Foundation, a 501(c)(3); the full plan, saving, and monitoring live here in the app.
Watch a 2-minute walkthrough
From one question in ChatGPT to a full retirement plan
See the whole flow end to end — ask in ChatGPT, then forecast, four decision workspaces, and an honest stress test in the app.
How it works
Four steps from a question in ChatGPT to a plan you can save and monitor.
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Enable NestPilot in ChatGPT
One-time setup per ChatGPT account: search the apps directory for “NestPilot” and click Enable — or just ask a retirement question and accept the prompt. Free tier included.
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Ask your retirement question
Ask in plain English — “When should I claim Social Security?”, “Can I retire at 63?” — and explore the answer as an interactive widget, right in the conversation.
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Create a free plan
When you want the full picture, tap “Create a free plan.” Your numbers travel with you — nothing to re-enter.
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Continue in NestPilot
Land in the NestPilot app with your inputs already in place: a complete forecast, the four decision workspaces, and a stress test you can save, revisit, and monitor.
Your numbers come with you
When you create a free plan from ChatGPT, everything you explored — your ages, balances, income, and the decisions you ran — transfers into the app intact. No forms to re-fill, no copy-paste. You pick up exactly where the conversation left off, with the full workspace to refine, save, and keep an eye on your plan as markets and tax rules change.
Try it free — start a plan
Open the planning workspace free, or start in ChatGPT and bring your numbers over. Either way, the math is transparent and the decision stays yours.