Canada and the US · in build

A beautiful view of your money. Explained by a corgi.

Every account in one place. Diego budgets with you, tracks your goals, teaches what school skipped, and answers in one sentence.

September cashflow
+$1,420
In $4,860 | Out $3,440
Read from 71% of your outflow
September budget
Groceries$312
Transit$62
Dining$210
Bills are covered through Friday. That leaves about $45 a day for the rest of the week.
Kyoto in April
54%
Lesson 3 of 8
What a TFSA actually is
Diego, a clay corgi, sitting beside the screens

Try Diego first. Get an invite the day the preview opens.

The companion

He turns up wherever your money is.

The same corgi across budgeting, goals and lessons.

Diego, a clay corgi, in a play bow
Budgeting

You usually spend around $340 on groceries. Want me to lock that in as our target?

Goals

$1,240 saved for Kyoto. At $180 a week, you reach the target in April 🇯🇵

Learning

You still have FHSA room this year. Contributions reduce your taxable income. Two minutes to see how it works?

Zero shame

No guilt trips when you overspend.

Clear numbers without the scolding. Because life happens, and nobody wants a lecture from their money app.

Other apps Judgement & alarms

⚠️ You blew your Dining budget again — $210 over. Time to cut back!

Diego Honest perspective

Dining ran $210 over the target this month. Rent is covered, so the rest of the month stays balanced.

Budgeting

Set your targets. Diego keeps score.

Give each category a target

Diego keeps the math honest in real time as your targets change.

Diego
Dining is $10 over target. You've got $910 left to assign.

Example figures, drawn for this page.

Banks send cryptic codes. Diego names the shop.

Raw statement descriptors translated into clean shops and categories.

Raw bank feed
Decoded in Diego

Learning

A path you can see the end of.

Short visual lessons that build on each other, with zero jargon.

Where it goes
Saving
Registered accounts
Investing
Big purchases
Class 3 · Preview

Registered accounts: TFSA vs RRSP

Both shelter your savings from tax. What separates them is whether the tax hits on the way in or on the way out.

Interactive quiz Pick one

You take $5,000 out of each. Which one is taxed as income that year?

Two accounts with very different exits.

Your data

What happens when you connect an account.

He can look, and that's all

The connection is read-only. Moving money sits outside what the app can do.

Yours to take back

Unlink an account whenever you like. What he read from it goes at the same time.

Paid for by you

The plan is a paid app, so your data stays out of anyone else's hands.

Common questions

Everything you want settled upfront.

Five straight answers on access, accounts and privacy.

Can Diego move or touch my money?

No. Access is strictly read-only through bank aggregators. Diego cannot initiate transfers, make payments, or alter your accounts.

Which banks and accounts will it support?

Major Canadian banks, credit unions, and wealth platforms like Wealthsimple. It covers chequing, savings, credit cards, TFSAs, and RRSPs.

Do you sell my data or show ads?

Never. Diego is a subscription product, so your transactions are never sold to data brokers or used to target ads.

Does Diego give financial advice?

No. Diego decodes bank statements, surfaces coverage, and runs the math on targets. The deciding stays with you.

What platforms will it run on?

iOS, Android, and web. Canada opens first, with the US following.

Diego sitting beside an open doorway in a familiar welcome

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