Traverse
The Exit Assistant · for Australians

Know exactly where you stand, in under 10 minutes

A short conversation with an AI I built for Australians who've been thinking about building their life somewhere else. It maps where you are now, puts your position in plain English, and shows you the setups that tend to suit someone in your spot. You finish with a written summary and a much clearer idea of what your next move actually is.

Some people find they can legally reduce their tax to 0%. Plenty of others can't. Either way you'd want to know before you move countries over it.

The problem

It isn't that you don't want to go. It's that nobody's laid it out for you.

How it works

Three questions in, you'll know more than the last six months of reading gave you

It's a conversation, not a form. It asks, you answer, and it builds the picture as you go.

1

Pay once, get the link

It lands on the next screen and in your inbox. Nothing to install, nothing to book.

2

Talk to it for 10 minutes

It asks about your income, your business, what still ties you to Australia, and what you actually want. Plain questions, plain answers.

3

Walk away with a written picture

Where you stand, what your position looks like, and the setups that tend to suit someone like you. Copy it, keep it, and use it in every conversation you have from here.

Get access

One conversation. One payment. Yours for good.

What you get

Your price today

One-time. No subscription.

$49
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Zac Manken

About

Hi, I'm Zac Manken

Founder, Traverse

I grew up in Australia, dropped out of a degree I never wanted, and spent a while doing 30-hour weeks in a freezer stacking pallets to prove to myself I could. I built an agency, got it to about $10k a month, and stalled there. So I went and learned to sell properly instead, and ended up closing seven figures at Remote Sales Institute across a few hundred conversations - most of them with Australians saying a version of the same thing: I'm working harder, earning more, and keeping less than I think I should be.

Fair to say I was saying it too. I left in 2026. The research took me the better part of a year and cost me more than it should have, mostly because I didn't know what I was looking for. This is the thing I wish I'd had at the start of that, which is most of why it exists.

Ten minutes, and you'll know where you stand

It's $49 and you could do it tonight. Worst case you've spent less than a dinner out to stop guessing.

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