A while back I used a software whose name I can no longer remember. It was a free to use software that some good Samaritan developed and hosted and was a pretty straightforward system for inputting investment/savings/etc and projecting retirement assets and income.  Unfortunately, due to big SEO budgets trying to search for it now just gives me a ton of big names.
I'm sorry but without more specific information, it's difficult to pinpoint the exact software you previously used. However, below are some free software applications that might be similar to what you're looking for:

1. Personal Capital: This is a popular financial software that offers tools to track and manage your overall financial picture. It includes retirement planning features.

2. Mint: Owned by Intuit, Mint offers budgeting tools and allows you to link and monitor all of your accounts in one place. It also offers some basic investment tracking features.

3. Quicken: While not free, Quicken is one of the most comprehensive financial software applications available. It offers detailed investment tracking and retirement planning tools.

4. FireCalc: This is a free online tool specifically designed for retirement planning. It's fairly basic, but it can be useful for getting a rough idea of how much you need to save for retirement.

5. Portfolio Visualizer: This is another free online tool that offers more advanced investment analysis and retirement planning features.

6. GnuCash: This is a free, open-source personal and small-business financial-accounting software, available for GNU/Linux, BSD, Solaris, Mac OS X and Microsoft Windows. 

7. EveryDollar: A budget app that helps you create a monthly budget so you can achieve your money goals.

While these may not be the exact software you used before, they should be able to provide similar services.
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A while back I used a software whose name I can no longer remember. It was a free to use software that some good Samaritan developed and hosted and was a pretty straightforward system for inputting investment/savings/etc and projecting retirement assets and income.  Unfortunately, due to big SEO budgets trying to search for it now just gives me a ton of big names.

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I'm sorry but without more specific information, it's difficult to pinpoint the exact software you previously used. However, below are some free software applications that might be similar to what you're looking for:

1. Personal Capital: This is a popular financial software that offers tools to track and manage your overall financial picture. It includes retirement planning features.

2. Mint: Owned by Intuit, Mint offers budgeting tools and allows you to link and monitor all of your accounts in one place. It also offers some basic investment tracking features.

3. Quicken: While not free, Quicken is one of the most comprehensive financial software applications available. It offers detailed investment tracking and retirement planning tools.

4. FireCalc: This is a free online tool specifically designed for retirement planning. It's fairly basic, but it can be useful for getting a rough idea of how much you need to save for retirement.

5. Portfolio Visualizer: This is another free online tool that offers more advanced investment analysis and retirement planning features.

6. GnuCash: This is a free, open-source personal and small-business financial-accounting software, available for GNU/Linux, BSD, Solaris, Mac OS X and Microsoft Windows. 

7. EveryDollar: A budget app that helps you create a monthly budget so you can achieve your money goals.

While these may not be the exact software you used before, they should be able to provide similar services.<eos_token>