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About 2 minutes. No account, no credit card, no bank connection.

You, Co. is wholly owned by its members and its team. No venture capital. No banks.1

  • You™ is a money membership owned by the people who use it.1

  • YouScore™ tells you whether your daily money decisions are building the life you actually want, or quietly working against it.

  • And because members buy as a group, you pay member prices at partner brands.

the biggest trades happen at home.

As much as 20 cents of every dollar we take home just drifts.

1 of 7 · choose the one you’d rather have.
the habit
a year of it adds up to
owning a car where transit works.
two tickets to the super bowl.
$11,040 a year
about $11,000.
$1,072 a month — $920 more than the train.

illustration only.

← keep · ↑ not me · trade →

trade up. every day.

every dollar you spend is a trade. build your edge with YouScore™.

Drift is spending you wouldn’t choose if you stopped to think for a moment longer.

The financial system is designed to encourage drift: powerful AI nudging us in our social feed, at the checkout aisle and whenever we tap our credit card — and a minimum payment set just low enough to keep us paying month after month. YouScore™ exists to get drift to zero. Zilch. Nil. Nothing. Every dollar, spent your way.

You, Co. estimate, Oct 2026 · BLS, Consumer Expenditure Surveys, 2024 · CFPB, The Consumer Credit Card Market, Dec 2025

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An example YouScore™ SnapshotClimbing · 450–749
Foundation
290 / 500
Trajectory
235 / 500

Example only, not a real score. YouScore™ is an educational financial measure — not a credit score and not financial, investment, tax or legal advice.

two clocks.

One clock tells you where you’re at. One tells you where you’re headed.

The slow clock0–500

Foundation.

The structure you’ve built — it moves slowly. Months of rent and essentials covered, what your debt costs, how much saves itself without you, whether you’re covered for the handful of things that undo everything else. It moves the way fitness moves.

The fast clock0–500

Trajectory.

What this month’s habits are doing to it — it moves fast. How much of what you spent on wants you actually meant to spend, how much of what was left you kept, whether you spend when you’re running on empty. Fast enough to connect to what you did.

seasons, not sentences.

Adding two clocks together lands you in one of five bands. A 280 score is simply where you are this month — next month can look very different. That’s the fast clock at work.

  • Grounded

    0–149

    On the ground. Nothing yet to absorb a shock.

  • Maneuvering

    150–299

    On the ground, handling what you have. Not airborne yet.

  • Airborne

    300–449

    Off the ground. Not much altitude yet.

  • Climbing

    450–749

    Gaining altitude. Not yet at cruising height.

  • Cruising

    750–1,000

    At altitude. The work now is staying there.

this company is about you.

Our 80/20 rule. 80% of shares are reserved for sale only to our members. The remaining 20% are for our team.12

money that answers to you.

You™ is a member-funded public benefit company, owned by the people who use it.1

scored on what you do, not what you have.

The score looks at things like months of rent and essentials covered and savings as a share of what comes in.

no black box ever.

Every formula published — every weight, every curve, every threshold.

we own our mistakes.

When we get something wrong, we publish the mistake and the fix.

this is not a credit score.

It measures whether your money, day after day, does what you want it to do.

Member ownership

who’s behind this company? you.

take back control.

A record 55% of Americans say their finances are getting worse. The average credit card now charges 22% interest, so every $1,000 in balances costs you an average of $220 a year. Paying cash or debit for your eggs means funding the 3% cashback of that guy with the fancy rewards card. This isn’t a you problem. The system handling your money is built for the people who have more.

Gallup, April 2026 · Federal Reserve, G.19 Consumer Credit, August 2026 · Harvard Business School / NBER, “Who Pays for Payments?”, 2026

Your feed answers to advertisers. Your bank answers to Wall Street. You™ answers to you. 80% of the company’s shares are reserved for sale only to its members in good standing, 20% for its team, zero for venture capital and banks. That’s the shape of the company.12

The 80/20 rule

80%

reserved for sale to its members in good standing

20%

owned by its team

0%

owned by venture capital and banks

100 million authorized shares, one economic class: 80 million shares reserved for members. Shareholder protections built into our charter.1

members only.

Members are the only people who can buy these 80 million member shares. Become a member for the opportunity to own a part of You.2

ten shares per member a quarter. a dollar a share.

Once our offering opens, members in good standing can buy up to 10 shares a quarter at $1.00 a share for the planned offering. Ten dollars.23

Per quarter10 shares · $10

sharing in the company’s results.

We intend to distribute substantially all annual distributable profit to shareholders if dividends are declared.34

our shareholders? you.

Every company answers to someone. This company answers to you.1

Membership and member shares are two different things. Your fee buys a membership and our services — no stock, no right to stock. Buying shares, if and when available, is a different transaction.2

We intend to offer shares to members during quarterly purchase windows under an exemption from SEC registration.23

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