Made in Montréal, by people who show their work.
Yoseri is built by a small team around Jules, in Montréal. No venture round to announce, no fifty-person org chart — a product, its demo open to everyone, and a launch calendar we keep.
Why this exists
The tools we liked either shut down, bill in US dollars, or speak English first and think in American accounts. Managing your money from Quebec — Desjardins and RBC side by side, TFSA and RRSP room, taxes in Canadian dollars — deserved a tool built for it, not an American product with a translated menu.
So Yoseri starts from here: French first, English and Spanish as equals, Canadian dollars by default, and the institutions you actually bank with.
Three rules we cannot break
They are not slogans — each one is enforced by how the product is built, and each has its own page.
- Read-only, always. Yoseri sees your accounts through a read-only connection; it cannot move a dollar. A technical limit, not a promise.
- Nothing made up. A stale balance is shown as stale, an estimate is labelled as one, and this site never quotes a number it cannot back.
- Nothing to sell you. No ads, no commissions, no financial product recommended, no data resold. You pay a subscription; that is the whole business model.
How we show our work
The demo is public — the same screens as the app, with demo data and a five-minute guided tour. Every claim on this site points at something you can open and check yourself, and the security page lists what Yoseri cannot know at all.
Where we are
Private beta on Thursday 1 October (50 seats), public beta on Sunday 1 November (300 seats), launch on Tuesday 1 December. The first 350 keep 50% off for as long as their subscription runs. If a date moves, everyone on the list hears it from us first — before the date, not after.
Write to us
One address, read by someone who knows the product: support@yoseri.com. Reply within one business day, in French or English. Press inquiries: same address — the press kit is on its own page.