The five questions that come up before the first brief.
Privacy and custody, accuracy of holdings, who the cockpit is for, what is included, and pricing. The same questions every household asks before they onboard, answered in the same plain English the cockpit already writes.
WARDMARK · public · 2026
Objection 1
1 · Privacy, custody, and who actually holds the keys.
WARDMARK is a read position — not a custodian, not an executor. Your keys, exchange logins, and brokerage credentials stay at the institutions you already use.
Objection 2
2 · Accuracy of holdings, wallet to retirement.
A continuous readout that combines on-chain, DeFi, brokerage, and retirement — built around the same plain-English guardrails the cockpit already runs on.
Objection 3
3 · Who this cockpit is for — and who it isn’t.
Built for crypto-active households, not for the casual crypto-curious. The audience is the same one the home page describes, not a wider one.
Objection 4
4 · What is included — bank, brokerage, retirement, DeFi, bills.
The same single account type that an advisor would treat as one household: every account alongside every other, in one continuous readout.
Objection 5
5 · Pricing, tier, and the 15% off yearly.
Three flat plans, three seats, and a yearly discount that lands the cockpit under the price of a single tax-loss-harvest subscription elsewhere.
See plans
15% off yearly. 14-day trial. No card required.
The cockpit rides on a flat subscription that does not scale with the portfolio. Pick a plan only when you are ready; the trial keeps the cockpit open while you decide.
14-day trial · cancel anytime · no card required
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