Norrith is a money app made by a small team in Toronto for the way Canadians actually bank, save, and pay each other back. One clear picture of your money, with an AI that answers in your own numbers, and a simple promise: you're the customer, not the product.
When Intuit shut Mint down in 2024, millions of people lost the one place that pulled their whole financial life together, and were pushed toward an ad-funded credit product instead. We started Norrith to build what we wished Mint had become: a genuinely private, genuinely Canadian money app that works for you because you pay for it, not because your data is for sale.
We don't sell your data. Ever. No ads, no lead-gen, no selling insights to partners. Norrith is a paid subscription, which means we have exactly one customer to answer to: you. That single decision shapes everything else: how we handle your data, what we build, and why bank connections are strictly read-only.
CAD by default. TFSA, RRSP, FHSA, RESP and the rest understood the way the CRA sees them, with contribution room tracked. Fully bilingual in English and French Canadian. Your financial data stored encrypted in a Canadian region. Canada isn't an afterthought here. It's the whole point.
Norrith is built by Norrith Labs Inc., a company incorporated in Ontario, Canada, with its home in Toronto. We launch in Canada in 2026, iPhone first. If you want to reach us, the contact page has the right inbox for whatever you need, and a real person reads everything that comes in.