- Household & entities
- linked
- Facts, risk & goals
- current
- Agreed scope
- bounded
Advice software for the practice you actually run.
Fact-find to SOA. One governed chain.
Client record, modelling, research, explainable recommendations and documents in one platform. Every decision stays open for review until you release it.
THE HEAVY LIFTING
The working parts of an advice file stay connected.
Projections, research, comparisons and recommendations stay attached to the client record for review.
- Model
Projections
Model cash flow, tax, super, retirement and client goals across scenarios, with assumptions kept visible.
- Research
Product comparison
Compare super funds, platforms and brokers across fees, performance, features and other decision-relevant metrics.
- Build
Portfolio builder
Upload a CSV or PDF, or drag and drop a screenshot. Aether will populate the before-and-after holdings table for your review.
- Decide
Advice engine
Combine agreed scope, client facts, dated regulatory inputs and strategy logic; surface reviewable recommendations for the adviser to decide.
Reviewed work stays with the client record, ready for an SOA or ROA.
See practice controlsThree ways to begin
Choose the file that will tell you the most.
Bring a client you already know. We'll migrate a small approved sample at no cost. AI-assisted matching and triage do the first pass; clear review and release gates keep you and Reid in control.
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Use an Aether demo client
Walk through a prepared advice file and see how its facts move into reviewed work.
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Build a fresh client
Start at the fact-find and see how each reviewed decision carries forward.
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Bring clients you know
Use a small approved sample so you can judge migration accuracy and advice output against familiar records.
A note from Aether's founder
I built Aether after years of watching the same client facts move between disconnected tools. Every handoff created more double handling and another chance for the working record to go stale.
The continuing client record
The record keeps moving while the work changes.
Scope, recommendations, documents, review and delivery stay attached to the same household. The next piece of work begins with what the practice has already reviewed.
Structured advice logic
The advice engine does more than fill a document.
It brings agreed scope, client facts and dated inputs into the same decision space, then checks eligibility before a strategy reaches the recommendation set.
- Each recommendation keeps its rationale, assumptions, cautions and alternatives beside it.
- Consequences can be tested through Aether's calculations and projections.
- The recommendation remains in adviser review until a person decides what moves forward.
- Reviewed reasoning carries into the advice record and document.
TIME TO DRAFT
One number matters: time to a reviewable draft SOA.
Most advice work loses time between tools: facts in one place, scope in another, calculations elsewhere, then a document rebuilt by hand. Aether keeps the review path together so a clean file can move from agreed scope to adviser-reviewed draft in the same working session.
Cost and switching
Advice is expensive enough to provide. The software should be pulling its weight.
Aether publishes the price before the meeting: $395 per adviser, per month. Start with a small approved sample, check the migration and keep a contractual path back out.
Read the full price and terms- Migration
- $0We move your book off your current system. We do the heavy lifting; you review and approve. How migration works
- Term
- No lock-inMonth-to-month, cancelled effective the end of the month. No minimum term and no automatic renewal period. Read the clause
- Exit
- Your data is yoursA complete export on demand, free, in a documented open format, including for 12 months after you leave. Read the clause
VESPER
Vesper is built for adviser review.
An adviser-reviewed pilot assistant for the busywork of advice: drafting, explaining, and summarising inside the same compliance boundary as the client record.
Meet VesperCurrently in pilot with select Australian advisers.