CEOmeter - A Wealth Visualizer
Get to know your CEO.
Archived App (Last seen on 11 Feb 2025)
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Visualize your CEO to median worker pay ratio and explore executive compensation data from over 450 top companies. Understand wealth allocation and the impact of inflation on wage growth.
What's New in CEOmeter
2.1.1
December 8, 2024
Updated using new Apple frameworks.
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FAQ
What is CEOmeter?
CEOmeter is a free application that allows you to visualize your CEO to median worker pay ratio and explore executive compensation data from over 450 top companies. It helps you understand wealth accumulation and the impact of inflation on wage growth.
How many companies are included in CEOmeter?
CEOmeter provides data from more than 450 of America's top companies, allowing for extensive comparison and analysis of executive compensation.
Is CEOmeter free to use?
Yes, CEOmeter is completely free to download and use. It does not have any in-app purchases or advertisements.
What devices does CEOmeter support?
CEOmeter is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod, making it accessible to a wide range of Apple users interested in financial data.
How often is CEOmeter updated?
The latest version of CEOmeter, 2.1.1, was last updated on December 8, 2024. Updates typically focus on data refreshes and app improvements.
What is the age rating for CEOmeter?
CEOmeter has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for users of all ages interested in understanding corporate financial data.
What kind of insights can I gain from CEOmeter?
You can gain insights into the allocation of financial resources at large companies, understand wealth accumulation trends, and see the effect inflation has on wage growth over time.
Does CEOmeter have ads?
No, CEOmeter is ad-free. Users can explore financial data without any interruptions from advertisements.