Kinlyfor Canada
Now in private beta · Built for Canadian households

The family CFO that finally just gets it.

Kinly tracks every dollar, reconciles your statements automatically, and emails you one calm paragraph each morning telling you exactly where you stand. Built for couples who’d rather talk about anything else.

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kinly.ca
This month
$3,247
124 transactions
Last month
$3,891
135 transactions
vs last month
−17%
spending less
Today

You’re tracking well this month. Dining is at 62% of budget with two weeks left — slightly above pace. With your unused FHSA room, moving $400 from chequing into your FHSA before month-end defers roughly $120 in tax this year.

Built on the same primitives banks use

AWS KMS · envelope encryption·Neon Postgres · ca-central-1·Anthropic Claude · prompt-cached·Stripe · CAD-native

Features

Capture every dollar without lifting a finger.

Most personal-finance apps want you to type in your transactions. Kinly captures them five different ways and merges them into one clean ledger.

Statement upload

Drop your monthly credit-card PDF. Claude parses every line in seconds and reconciles them against everything you’ve already tracked.

Receipt OCR

Snap a photo of any receipt. Kinly pulls out the merchant, line items, tax, and total — and flags capital purchases over $500 for amortization.

Gmail integration

Connect Gmail once. Every transaction confirmation that arrives — Uber, Amazon, Cineplex — is detected, parsed, and matched. Non-financial mail is discarded, not stored.

Forward-by-email

Every household gets a private inbox alias. Forward a Rogers bill or Costco receipt and Kinly files it in the vault, ready for tax season.

Reconciliation inbox

When the matcher isn’t sure, you decide. Merge or skip — same UX as your email inbox, minus the noise.

The Today brief

One paragraph each morning. No spreadsheets required.

Kinly’s advisor writes you a calm, plain-English brief at 7am local. Where you stand, what to do today, and (in Phase 2) specific contribution recommendations tied to your unused FHSA / TFSA / RRSP room.

Both spouses get their own private brief covering shared activity plus their private items. The other spouse’s private items never appear in your brief, and vice versa — enforced at the database layer, not the UI.

Today · Wednesday, 7:00 AM

Good morning. You spent $184yesterday across groceries (Loblaws) and dining (Uber Eats). Month-to-date you’re at $2,180 against a household budget of $3,500.

Dining is the one envelope to watch — at 62% with two weeks left. At current pace you’ll finish ~$80 over.

One specific thing for today: your FHSA has $7,200 of room this year. Moving $500 from chequing locks in roughly $140 of tax deferral.

Privacy & security

Designed so even we can’t see your data.

Canadian data residency

Your data lives in Neon Postgres in ca-central-1 (Montreal). The encryption root sits in AWS KMS in the same region.

Envelope encryption

Each household gets a unique data key. Sensitive fields are encrypted before they hit the database. The keys never leave AWS KMS.

Private vs shared

Mark any transaction private. Your spouse can’t see it — enforced at the database query layer, with CI that fails the build if a query forgets the predicate.

No training on your data

When Kinly uses Claude to parse a receipt or summarize your month, Anthropic’s API doesn’t train on the content. Stated in their terms.

Audit log

Every change to a transaction and every AI tool call is logged. You can prove what the advisor saw — and what it didn’t.

PIPEDA-aligned

Built to Canadian privacy law: right to access, right to deletion, breach notification, no cross-border transfers without consent.

Pricing

One plan. One price. Free for the people who got us here.

Household
$14.99CAD / month

One subscription, both spouses, every feature.

  • Every transaction-capture pipeline (statements, receipts, Gmail, forward-by-email)
  • Daily advisor brief — household and personal
  • Reconciliation inbox + document vault
  • Chat with Kinly about your finances
  • Bank-grade encryption with Canadian residency
  • 14-day free trial — no credit card
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Frequently asked

Questions, answered.

Is Kinly a bank? Do you hold my money?
No. Kinly is a planning tool. We never move money or hold balances. We help you understand what you already have.
How do you read my statements without my bank password?
You upload the monthly PDF, or forward emails from your bank to your private Kinly inbox. We don't ask for online-banking credentials — open banking via Flinks comes in a later phase.
Why two domains — kinly.ca and kinlyhq.com?
Your data lives at kinly.ca (Canadian residency). Our marketing site (this one) lives at kinlyhq.com — it's the front door for the public. The data and the brochure deliberately don't share infrastructure.
What if my spouse and I want some expenses to be private?
Mark a transaction as private and your spouse genuinely can't see it. Not just hidden in the UI — the database query physically can't return it. We CI-test for that.
Where do you live? Who's behind Kinly?
Toronto. We're a small team of two using Kinly ourselves every day. Phase 1 is private beta — friends, family, and a curated waitlist.

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