The Household plan

IWho sees what

• The account holder sees all assets, sets access and invites members.
• A contributor adds and updates assets.
• A reader, a relative or a notary for example, sees only the assets opened to them.

An asset with no setting is hidden by default.

IIAn example

An example, fictitious data. Values in original currency.

IIIWhat the database enforces

The refusal is applied by the database itself, not only on screen. A reader to whom an asset is not open does not receive it, even by querying the database. A household never sees another household's assets.

Each opening or closing of access is recorded, with its date and author, in a log that refuses any change or deletion.

A member joins the household only on the account holder's invitation. The invitation link works once and expires; the database keeps only its fingerprint, never the link itself.

IVWhere the plan stands

There is no separate subscription: the holder's subscription covers the household. The holder invites and opens, asset by asset; an invited member reads what is open to them without subscribing. The individual statement stays open without a subscription, whatever your wealth.

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