Tisko is a versatile tool for an individual, a family office, or a person who gives financial advice. It supplies an analytical basis for important life decisions, so the choice can be seen in a more rational light: a range of possible outcomes, not a single guess. Tisko does not tell you what to do.
The screen is calm, pleasant to look at, and straightforward to use. You set the savings, the mix you hold, and the money you plan to add or spend, then you read the picture. The same screen serves someone planning their own life and someone preparing a case for a family or a client.
Use it on your own, inside a family office, or when you give financial advice. Each situation stays in its own account and case, so one question does not mix with another. When two cases are ready, compare them on one page. The difference is a number only, not a preference.
School, a home, a wedding, an inheritance, or years of help for parents all change the picture. You write those events in Viva™, and Tisko places the cash on the timeline beside ordinary saving and spending. You can try the change before you make it.
Describe the situation in ordinary words. The assistant drafts the case for you: the savings, the flows, and the life events. You can edit every line, and you still choose when to run the calculation. The assistant does not tell you what to decide.
A case can be laid out as a two-page report: the main figures, the charts, and the inputs, with the disclaimer on the second page. A comparison has a report of its own. The paths run in a Rust engine, so a full calculation comes back quickly.