Getting the app

Yezimali is not a download. It comes with a facilitated session, because the file on its own is only half of what makes it work.

Why it works that way

The app will show you what your household is worth, what a decision costs, and where the plan runs short. What it will not do is tell you which thing to do first — and in almost every household, the order matters more than the effort.

That part happens in a room, with a facilitator, a workbook and two worked case studies. People arrive knowing what they ought to do and leave knowing the sequence. The file is the instrument; the session is the lesson.

What a participant gets

• Their own licensed copy of the app Issued in their name. Theirs to keep, with no subscription and no expiry.
• The printed workbook The activities, worked through during the session and written in.
• Two worked case studies Complete fictional households to learn on before using their own figures.
• The full document set Start here, the user manual, and The Household Handbook.
• The annual rates update A new build each year when the tax, super and Age Pension settings change.

Who it is for

• Workplaces Financial wellbeing that is actually about the household, not about the employer's product.
• Community organisations, libraries and seniors groups Particularly the sessions on scams, wills and what happens if something happens.
• Professional bodies and member organisations Run as a series, or as a single afternoon.
• Individual households Smaller open sessions run from time to time.

Enquire

Email hello@yezimali.com. It helps to say roughly how many people, and what you would want them to walk out with.

Free, and no session required

The Household Handbook is the guide to the subject itself — budgeting, the balance sheet, debt, scams, retirement and wills. Fifteen chapters, free to read and free to print, and you do not need the app to get something out of it.