Your digital life shouldn't live on someone else's server
A personal space, free forever, with the vault and your finances inside. And a shared space for the people you live with — without anyone seeing more than they should.
A day with Nyo
It isn't an app you open to admire. It's one that disappears into what you were already doing.
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1
You sign in to your bank
The vault fills the login and the two-factor code. You didn't switch apps, didn't copy anything, didn't memorise anything.
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2
Your salary lands
You import the OFX statement. Duplicates disappear on their own and the balance updates — added up on your device, not ours.
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3
You go to the shops
The list is in the shared space. Both of you edit it, both see the total, and the comparator says where the rice is cheaper.
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4
Someone asks for the Wi-Fi password
You share that item, and only that item. They see the router password and nothing else in the vault.
A household is a shared space, not a shared account
Sharing the Wi-Fi password shouldn't mean sharing access to your bank login. Each person has their own login and their own key; what's common lives in a common space.
- A personal space each, and one shared space for the household
- Per-person permissions: view, edit or delete
- Revoke access and their key stops opening
Free forever — genuinely, not for 30 days.
Everyone who joins from the waiting list locks the free personal suite, including the modules that don't exist yet.
Get my free spaceNo credit card. Cancel whenever you want.