Know every day whether you can spend, and how much.
Yosanami looks at what you still have to pay this month, compares it with your real balance, and gives you the day's weather.
No bank connection. No categorising every expense.
No spreadsheet.
予算 yosan, the budget · 波 nami, the wave
Rent, bills, insurance: most of your expenses are predictable. Yosanami draws your month's trajectory from them, then compares it every day with your real balance. A gap shows up early, and gets corrected early.
Faced with an unexpected expense, the decision is easier to make.
The method
Comfortable, to watch, or needs adjusting: the weather over your budget, at a glance.
€312 ahead, or €121 to make up, against the recommended amount: what you need in the account today to cover everything still due this month.
What you can spend a day, and the balance expected over the next days if you keep to it.
If €121 is missing: slow down to €39 a day, postpone an expense, trim it, or top up the account. If you are ahead: keep the margin, or save it.
What it asks of you: list once what comes back, then enter your balance whenever you like. Five seconds.
What Yosanami does for you
The recommended amount, compared with your real balance. Whatever is above it is yours.
You know on the 15th, not the 28th, while there is still time to adjust.
Insurance, heating oil, Christmas: planned months ahead, no need to dip into savings.
As soon as the money comes in, you know how much you can put aside. Pay yourself first.
Flexible and light enough that you want to look at your accounts, without having to do your accounts.
As a couple
A link for your partner, no account needed. They see the day's weather and one instruction: “Spend less than €39 a day.” The budget no longer rests on one person.
Questions
Yosanami adds up everything still due before the end of the month. The recommended amount is the balance you would need in the account today to cover it.
No red figure. Yosanami tells you how much is missing and how much to spend a day to end the month without an overdraft. If the balance does not even cover the upcoming direct debits, it warns you before the debit date.
In that case, not much: once the debits have gone through, what is left is yours, and you know it. Yosanami is for when they are spread over the month, on the 5th, the 12th, the 20th, and an annual insurance or the property tax falls once a year. Your bank tells you where the money went; Yosanami tells you whether you can spend today.
No.
Everything is entered manually, without automatic synchronization.
Yosanami does not require any bank connection or access to your data via DSP2.
No.
Enter your balance, your payday and your upcoming expenses, and your first reference appears. The account only keeps it so you find it every day.
Without an account, what you enter is kept for 30 days at most, then deleted.