The money you share, without the bank password
Saivify is written sAIvify: save, with AI inside. The AI does the tedious half — reading a statement, matching a receipt, guessing the tag — and you keep every decision about the money itself.
Families and small groups already share money — rent, the holiday fund, the car, the kids' school year — and have nowhere honest to look at it. A spreadsheet goes stale the week someone forgets to update it. A banking app only ever shows one account, belonging to one person.
Saivify holds the whole picture instead: shared and personal, cash and cards, spending and investments, across every account the group agrees to put in. You upload the statements your bank already lets you download, snap the receipts that never make it into a statement, and the tags stick from one month to the next.
It does that without ever asking for a credential. There is no open-banking connection and no field to type a bank password into. Account-number columns are dropped as the file is read, the raw document is discarded once the rows are in, and what stays is a label and a reference Saivify generated itself — no IBAN, no card number, not even a last four.