Your Financial Intelligence Layer™

The intelligence of your ownChief Financial Officer.

Vysaro is the private intelligence layer that holds your complete financial picture and works on it continuously. Accounts, holdings, real estate, liabilities, tax history and estate planning all understood by your CFO -
a superhuman intelligence layer that knows the numbers before you ask.

What Vysaro is

The power of a family office.

One intelligence layer. Your entire financial life. Every account, position, property, policy and document reconciled into a single view. Your CFO reasons over the whole balance sheet, not a fragment of it.

The complete picture

Bank, brokerage, retirement, real estate, liabilities and tax history connected and reconciled continuously. Nothing lives in a spreadsheet you have to remember to update.

Proactive, not reactive

Change detection, scheduled briefings and early alerts surface what matters before it becomes expensive. Your CFO reads your financial life so you don't have to.

Conversation first

Ask in plain English. Get answers with institutional depth, grounded in your actual numbers, with the reasoning shown and the tradeoffs made explicit.

The financial command center

Every module. One command center.

Net worth reconciled continuously. Assets categorized from brokerage to real estate to private investments. Cash flow through your actual transactions. Tax awareness with harvesting flags. Advisor coordination pre-drafted. One view, refreshed live.

Net Worth Snapshot

All data current
$3,232,200+1.5% 30D+$48,300
Total Assets$4,115,200
Total Liabilities$883,000
Liquid Assets$2,480,200
Illiquid Assets$1,635,000
Asset Liquidity Liquid 60% Illiquid 40%
Assets$4,115,200
AssetSourceTypeValue
Public EquitiesStocks · Plaid · liquidPlaidliquid$1,284,200
Cash and DepositsCash · Plaid · liquidPlaidliquid$396,000
Retirement AccountsTax deferred · Plaid · liquidPlaidliquid$610,000
BitcoinCryptocurrency · Calculated · liquidCalculatedliquid$190,000
1214 Ridgeway DriveReal Estate · Calculated · illiquidCalculatedilliquid$1,250,000
Meridian Fund IIPrivate Interest · Calculated · illiquidCalculatedilliquid$310,000
Range RoverVehicles · Calculated · illiquidCalculatedilliquid$75,000
Liabilities$883,000
Net Worth$3,232,200
Banks· 2$396,000
Brokerages· 2$1,894,200
Credit Cards· 1$47,000

Asset Valuation

+0.9% today
$4,115,200
Brokerage Holdings· 3$1,894,200
Rollover IRA · FidelityPlaid$372,000
AssetPriceChangeCostP&LValue
Vanguard Total Stock Market ETFVTI · 300 shares · +18.6%$292.50+1.5%$74,000+18.6%$87,750
Vanguard S&P 500 ETFVOO · 175 shares · +27.7%$496.30+2.3%$68,000+27.7%$86,853
iShares Core US Aggregate BondAGG · 500 shares · -3.7%$98.20-0.3%$51,000-3.7%$49,100
Vanguard Total Intl Stock ETFVXUS · 700 shares · +9.2%$62.40+0.8%$40,000+9.2%$43,680
Vanguard Dividend AppreciationVIG · 150 shares · +16.9%$198.75+1.4%$25,500+16.9%$29,813
Johnson & JohnsonJNJ · 180 shares · -10.1%$152.30-0.8%$30,500-10.1%$27,414
Microsoft CorpMSFT · 60 shares · +39.5%$418.60+3.3%$18,000+39.5%$25,116
Vanguard Real Estate ETFVNQ · 250 shares · -15.9%$89.10-1.3%$26,500-15.9%$22,275
Cryptocurrency$190,000
AssetQuantityPriceP&LValue
Bitcoin, cold storageBTC · 1.4 · $95,000 · +$55,0001.4$95,000+$55,000$133,000
Bitcoin, exchangeBTC · 0.6 · $95,000 · +$16,0000.6$95,000+$16,000$57,000
Real Estate$1,250,000
Private Interest$310,000
Vehicles$75,000

Cash Flow Intelligence

39% savings rateLast 30 days
30d60d90dYTD1Y
Income after tax$20,825
Expenses$12,750
Net income after tax$8,075
Savings Rate39%
Income sources
Salary72%×2$23,400
Dividends14%×11$4,600
Interest14%×2$4,400
Gross income$32,400
Taxes on this income
Federal· 25%-$8,100
NY State· 6.85%-$2,219
NYC· 3.875%-$1,256
Total taxes-$11,575
Income after tax$20,825
Expenses by category
Housing38%×3$4,900
Bills19%×9$2,400
Food & Drink16%×31$2,100
Travel13%×4$1,600
Shopping8%×17$1,000
Services4%×6$450
Other2%×8$300
Total spending$12,750
Net income after tax$8,075
Transactions · 93(All accounts)
Aug 12Whole Foods MarketSapphire Reserve ···4412Food & Drink-$184
Aug 11Ridgeway HOAAlly Checking ···7781Housing-$640
Aug 9Delta Air LinesSapphire Reserve ···4412Travel-$1,240
Aug 8Payroll depositAlly Checking ···7781Income+$11,700
Aug 7Con EdisonSapphire Reserve ···4412Bills-$312

Tax Awareness

Full tax data2026 · Married filing jointly
Effective Rate24.1%from your 2025 return
Marginal Rate35%from your 2025 return
Harvesting Opportunities$180,0001 active strategy
Tax · 2 opportunitiesShort-term $84,000 · long-term $130,000 · next payment September 15
Tax-loss harvesting across the taxable account

You are carrying $180,000 in unrealized losses. Harvesting offsets the $84,000 in short-term gains first, then long-term, with the surplus carried forward at $3,000 a year.

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Cost-basis election is still FIFO
Accepted

Partial sales are matching your oldest lots first, which realizes more gain than specific identification would. Changing the election takes one form with your brokerage.

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Findings

4 open
Identified Savings$38,000
Open Findings4
Areas with Findings3Mortgage, Portfolio, Cash

Your CFO works through your financial picture one area at a time.

Anything worth your attention lands here and stays here until you act on it or set it aside.

Mortgage · 1 findingsARM resets NovemberReview Mortgage →
Portfolio · 2 findings6 accounts, cost basis availableReview Portfolio →
Cash · 1 findings2 high-yield accounts connectedReview Cash →
ARM resets in November, payment rises $1,436

The reset takes your payment from $3,772 to $5,208. Redirecting the $2,100 a month currently auto-investing covers the gap without selling anything.

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Document Intelligence

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Advisor Coordination

3 questions ready

Questions your CFO has queued for your professionals.

EPElena· CPA · 3GMGrant· Attorney · 2YRYusuf· Financial Advisor · 1
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What questions should I be asking Elena Park? →Prepare for a conversation with Elena Park →1 Conversation Guide · Last Aug 4
EPFor Elena ParkAug 11, 2026

My ARM resets in November and the payment rises $1,436 a month. Before I decide between paying down principal and refinancing, what does the interest deduction look like either way at my bracket?

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EPFor Elena ParkAug 9, 2026

I am carrying $180,000 in unrealized losses and $214,000 in realized gains year to date. What is the cleanest sequence to harvest without tripping a wash sale against the retirement accounts?

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The experience

Never be alone with your finances again.

Ask the question that's actually keeping you up. Your CFO has already read your numbers and answers with a plan.

Private by architecture

Privacy isn't a policy here. It's the architecture.

Your data is yours

Vysaro never sells, shares or licenses your personal or financial data. Your structured financial data, including balances, holdings and profile details, is protected by per-user row-level security. Uploaded documents are processed and the originals discarded unless you explicitly choose to keep them.

Encrypted everywhere

Your financial data is encrypted in transit with TLS 1.2+ and at rest via AES-256. Fernet field-level encryption secures all of your CFO conversation content as well as all linked-account credentials. Documents you choose to keep in your Vault are stored encrypted at rest with access locked to your account alone.

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