Nuvestan VS Yorba

Nuvestan is a financial visualization tool that helps you be aware of the actual value of your purchases within a given time. Often, we look at a $4 cup of coffee as a small purchase. However, if you buy a cup of coffee three days a week, those purchases add up not only because of the money you spent but the potential money you missed out on in the stock market. Many budgeting websites show you if you have blown through your budget. We take it a step further. We offer you a visualization of how those $4 purchases would have been worth if you used that money in the stock market instead of on that very day. You have money to invest. You're just spending it.

Yorba's Features:

1. Finds and aggregates your online accounts. Even the ones you forgot about. This is done by:

   • Searching for any public associations of your email address with an account
   • Scanning inboxes for email metadata indicative of accounts and/or the automated mailing lists they put you on (optional, but important)
   • Scanning payment history for recurring charges to infer the existence of the accounts charging those fees (also optional)

2. Displays a “Privacy Grade” for each account, drawn from sources like TOS;DR and DuckDuckGo’s Privacy Grades (so you know which accounts to delete first)

3. Provides a handy button to delete an account in a click – or instructions, when the process is complex

4. Provides a handy button to unsubscribe from mailing lists without digging through your inbox

5. Provides stats and such on your digital footprint, like how many accounts you have, how much you’re paying for ‘em, how much automated email you receive (and when/if you actually open it).

6. Provides the largest Account Deletion Directory, making it easy for you to review and delete accounts you no longer want.