Scattered wealth, hidden stress.
Successful cross-border families rarely lack assets. They lack one place that holds all of them. A property in Dubai, a fund in Mumbai, a pension in London, equity in San Francisco, gold passed down from your parents. Every one of those sits with a different bank, a different lawyer, a different login. None of them has ever added up the whole family in one clean number.
No single source of truth
A deed in Dubai, a fund in Mumbai, a pension in London, options in San Francisco, gold in a locker, never reconciled into one net worth number.
No one watching all of it at once
Your bank, your lawyer, and your accountant each see only their own slice. Nobody is watching continuously across all of it for a missing beneficiary or a double-tax exposure.
Documents scattered across countries
When something happens, the power of attorney, the title deed, and the insurance policy you need are buried in old email threads. Some of them sit in a drawer on the other side of the world.
Title deed on file
Nominee missing on 2 accounts
Statement current
No activity in 14 months
Never on a balance sheet
One family, spread across six countries. One map.
A cross-border family rarely holds its wealth in one place. This is what that actually looks like once every member, structure, property, and account is on a single map. Each one carries the residency rule that applies to it.
India counts a non-resident by days present: 182 days in the tax year, or 60 days plus 365 across the prior four years. Staying under both keeps NRI status, and with it, no Indian tax on income earned outside India.
Connect once. See everything the same day.
No fifty-page intake form. Connect your bank and your documents, and maivis reads what you already have.
Link your banks and brokerage accounts, or upload a statement or a title deed photo. Read-only access, nothing is moved.
Documents are read and reconciled into one balance sheet across every currency and country you hold something in.
One net worth number, broken down by country and asset, ready the same day you connect.
HOME opens on what matters today, not a wall of numbers.
General educational information, not financial, tax, or legal advice.
Nobody asked maivis to look. It found it anyway.
Every document you add, every account you connect, stays under watch from that point forward. Not a scheduled report you wait for, a standing check that runs all the time and speaks up the moment something is actually wrong.
A nomination gap on an old pension
A UK pension from a decade ago, opened before your children existed, with no beneficiary named on it at all. maivis catches the gap and tells you in plain words, instead of it surfacing for the first time when someone needs it.
A title register that disagrees with the will
The property register lists one owner. The will assumes another. maivis reads both documents and flags the mismatch immediately, years before anyone has to sort it out under pressure.
A currency concentration that crept up
Three separate accounts, each opened for a different reason, that quietly ended up leaving your family more exposed to one currency than you would ever choose on purpose. maivis notices the pattern across accounts, not just within one.
This is not a report that lands once and goes stale. It is a standing watch over everything you have already told maivis about, continuously.
Your family changes every year. maivis keeps up.
None of this is a one-time setup. As your family grows, moves, and changes, maivis keeps your global position current, and tells you the moment something needs a second look.
A child turns 18
Give them exactly the access you choose, from full visibility to none at all, the day you decide they are ready. Nobody has to be handed a password later.
You relocate to a new country
A new country means new currency exposure and a new tax jurisdiction. maivis re-reads the whole position against it and tells you where you are now leaning too hard.
A will needs updating
The weekly succession rehearsal catches it first: a beneficiary that no longer matches, a jurisdiction the will never mentioned. You hear about it years early, while it is still a small thing to fix.
You buy property abroad
Forward the deed or the closing statement. maivis reads it, adds it to the one number that is your net worth, and starts watching it continuously alongside everything else.
Your family's private cloud, on Google.
Your family's whole financial life sits in one place, so that place is built to the standard a private bank is held to. Documents are locked with bank-grade encryption before they ever leave your device, and they stay encrypted on Google Cloud. Access is yours to grant and yours to withdraw, one family member at a time. Nobody buys your data, because we do not sell it. Take all of it out, or delete all of it, the day you decide to.
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A private office, a stack of spreadsheets, or maivis. Here is the same set of questions, asked of all three.
maivis is $5,000 a year. The first 1,000 families pay nothing.
That is the price, and it is what a private office charges for a fraction of this. The first 1,000 founding families keep it free for good, not for a trial period. Every family after that pays $5,000 a year from day one.
Your founding place is free permanently. Billing starts only for families who join after the first 1,000, and nothing ever changes for you without your explicit consent.
The questions families ask first.
Straight answers. Tap any question.
Your family should never have to go looking. Start tonight.
Point maivis at the documents you already have. By tomorrow morning there is one place that holds everything your family owns, and the few things that need you today.
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