Too many places to check
Balances, cards, loans, and investments are scattered across banks and apps.
Built for Canada's open banking future
See every account, card, and bill in one calm app. Try the full experience in demo mode — no bank connection required.
Cards & debt
Total balance
$3,420
Across 3 cards • 38% utilization
$2,140
$840
$440
Avalanche plan
Debt free in 9 months at current pace.
Home
Net worth
$91,560
+$1,240 this month
Health
82
Cash flow this month
+$1,860
Cash flow
You have $1,860 free this month after bills.
Card payoff
Pay Visa Infinite first to save $42 in interest.
Upcoming bills
No bank connection required
Try the full app in demo mode with sample data.
Built for Canada
Designed around Canadian banks, cards, and CRA timelines.
You control what you import
Upload CSVs from your bank. Edit, hide, or delete anything.
Encrypted and private
Your data is encrypted in transit and at rest. Delete anytime.
Demo mode
Demo mode uses sample data. No bank connection required — tap through the screens below to see how Rivlo fits together.
Home
Net worth
$91,560
+$1,240 this month
Health
82
Cash flow
+$1,860 this month
Top insight
You have $1,860 free after bills this month.
Cards & debt
Total balance
$3,420
Avalanche: debt free in 9 months
Visa Infinite
$2,140
Amex Cobalt
$840
MC World Elite
$440
Pay this first
Visa Infinite — saves you $42 in interest this month.
Spending
May spending
$1,158
−12% vs Apr
Heads up
Dining is trending higher than last month.
Sample data only. No account needed to look around.
The problem
Modern financial life isn’t one account at one bank. The useful decisions happen across the whole picture.
Balances, cards, loans, and investments are scattered across banks and apps.
Due dates, transactions, and goals never live in one view you can trust.
Which card to pay first? You can’t tell without seeing the full picture.
Existing apps feel manual, US-centric, or built for budgeting only.
Early access
One email when Rivlo is ready for you. No marketing lists.
The product loop
Rivlo turns scattered statements into a clear monthly rhythm: import, review, understand, act, repeat.
Import your statements
Review what we categorized
Mark transfers and recurring bills
See your full dashboard
Get insights and next steps
Track progress over time
Features
Balances, transactions, credit cards, loans, and investments across institutions — in one clean dashboard.
Rivlo ranks your cards by interest, utilization, and balance so the right one always gets priority.
Upcoming bills, paycheques, and low-balance risks projected forward — no spreadsheets, no surprises.
Your financial health score breaks down into the signals behind it — not a mystery number.
Savings, emergency fund, debt payoff, and investment goals tracked automatically against real cash flow.
Designed for the framework Canada is rolling out — secure, consent-based, and ready when it lands.
How it works
A simple loop you run each month. Less spreadsheet wrestling, more clarity.
01
Upload CSVs from any Canadian bank or card. Open banking connections drop in when they’re ready.
02
Auto-categorized transactions, transfer detection, and recurring bill grouping — quick to review, easy to edit.
03
Net worth, cash flow, card utilization, upcoming bills, and goal progress in a single calm dashboard.
04
Get the next best move: which card to pay first, what’s coming this week, and where your money is leaking.
Free preview
Five quick numbers, no signup. Rivlo turns them into a directional 0–100 score so you know where you stand — then the app gives you the full, personalized picture.
This is a directional snapshot, not financial advice.
Early access
Early members get free access during beta and help shape the product before launch.
Rivlo is currently in early product development. Waitlist responses help prioritize the first version.
FAQ
The first release focuses on connected visibility, planning, and trustworthy financial insight.
No. Rivlo works with CSV uploads from your existing bank or card statements, and demo mode lets you explore the whole app with sample data — no connection required. Bank connections will arrive when Canada’s open banking framework launches.
Just what you import: the transactions and balances from your statements, plus the categories, goals, and notes you create. Data is encrypted in transit and at rest, stored in Canadian-region infrastructure. We don’t sell data and we don’t share it with advertisers.
Yes, in one tap. Settings → Delete account wipes your transactions, accounts, and profile from our database. Nothing is retained beyond what’s legally required.
No. Rivlo is a tool for visibility and planning — it helps you see your numbers clearly and surfaces patterns. It does not replace a financial advisor or accountant.
Canada’s open banking framework is rolling out. When secure account connections become available, Rivlo will support them with explicit, consent-based access — and the CSV upload path stays in place for everything else.
No. Rivlo is a personal finance app that helps you view, understand, and plan across your existing financial accounts. We don’t hold money or issue accounts.
Yes — that’s the whole point. CSV upload supports any Canadian bank or card today. Direct connections will follow as open banking lands.
Payment features are part of the long-term vision. The first version focuses on connected visibility, insights, and planning — telling you what to pay and when.
Rivlo is in early development. Joining the waitlist is the best way to receive launch updates and early access invitations — and to lock in founding-member pricing.