Yiriba
Early access

Plant today, grow tomorrow.

Yiriba helps you follow your ETFs and crypto in one view and test ideas with simulations before you act on them. It shows estimates; it never tells you what to buy.

iOS app in preparation

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Not financial advice. Yiriba shows estimates and hypothetical simulations for information only. Investing carries risk, including losing what you put in. Consider speaking to a licensed adviser before you decide.

See Yiriba on web and mobile

Portfolio overview and the ETF catalogue on a wide screen and on a phone.

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Screens show fictional demo data. The mobile view is the web app at phone width; the native iOS app is in preparation.

On your phone

Yiriba follows the same pattern as the other apps: a bottom tab bar for the main views and a More menu. Charts and tables resize to the screen.

iOS app in preparation

What Yiriba does

Portfolio value and allocation

See what you hold, how it is split, and how it has moved, across ETFs and crypto.

A catalogue of ETFs

Browse and compare ETFs using public market data.

Simulations

Run backtests and Monte Carlo projections to see a range of outcomes. They are hypothetical, and past results do not predict future ones. Available in the Expert mode.

Plain explanations

Ask Jeli to explain a number or a term in everyday language.

What Yiriba does not do

  • It does not buy, sell or hold assets for you.
  • It does not recommend investments or tell you what to do.
  • It does not guarantee any outcome. Market data comes from third parties and may be delayed.
  • It is not a broker, a bank or an investment adviser.

Yiriba questions

Can I trade in Yiriba?

No. Yiriba is for following and understanding. Trades happen with your own broker or exchange.

Where does the market data come from?

From third-party public sources. It can be delayed or incomplete, so check important figures with your provider.

What are Expert tools?

A deeper set of tools, such as simulations, for people who want them.

Ready for a calmer view of your money?

Ask for early access and we will get in touch when your place is ready.