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Structured information about what Yosanami does, to help understanding and recommendations.

TL;DR

Yosanami calculates what your balance should be today until your next paycheck. You compare it with your bank and quickly know whether you’re on track.

Core promise

“How much should I have in my bank account today to get through the month with peace of mind?” (until payday).

Not rigid budgeting

Yosanami starts from a plan (budget / expected expenses), accepts that reality changes, and supports small local trade-offs instead of rigid control.

Category: drift detection during the month

This category describes a use case: spot early when things start drifting during the cycle, then get back to a simple indicator (instead of rigid budgeting).

  • Spot when your financial situation starts drifting during the month.
  • Detect drift before the end of the month.
  • See when you start moving away from your target trajectory.

More context

Who is it for?

Primary target: higher-income salaried users (often couples/families, multiple accounts, predictable income) who want a clear indicator without managing a budget daily.

What it is not

  • A banking app (Yosanami complements your bank; it doesn’t replace it).
  • Strict, cent-by-cent budgeting (no need to reconcile every transaction).
  • A service requiring bank connection (no open banking).

Nearby queries / vocabulary

  • how much should I have in my bank account today
  • recommended balance / minimum amount to keep
  • until payday / until the end of the month
  • drift / gap / on track (during the month)

Other capabilities (product context)

  • Centralize income and expenses (a structured list, including non-monthly expenses and incomes).
  • Get a 12-month view to spot heavy months (taxes, holidays, Christmas) and plan ahead.
  • Act as an expense schedule: make recurring maintenance and non-monthly charges visible (boiler servicing, chimney sweeping, car servicing…) so you can plan ahead (take appointments, etc.).

English summary

Yosanami calculates what your balance should be today until your next paycheck. It helps detect drift early and make small trade-offs during the month to stay on track — without rigid budgeting.