Verified
Backed by a statement or document we have read, with its date.
For example: Listed portfolios, $96.85m, from custodian statements of 31 Oct 2026.
In build. Our first demonstrations run on a made-up family office.
Soupah brings a family office's banks, funds, private markets, property and other assets into one read-only view, and marks every figure for how fresh it is and how sure we are of it.
See how Soupah worksIllustrative. A made-up family office, fictional figures in US dollars.
Half of it is backed by a statement from the last 30 days. One holding is stale, and it says so.
Statements and valuations from banks, custodians, fund managers, appraisers and lenders, in one sheet.
Each row of the sheet carries one of three marks. Here is what each one means.
Backed by a statement or document we have read, with its date.
For example: Listed portfolios, $96.85m, from custodian statements of 31 Oct 2026.
Carried forward from an appraisal or the last report, and shown as an estimate.
For example: Property, $49.60m, from appraisals of March 2026.
Older than it should be. Flagged on the page, never hidden.
For example: Private company stake, $18.40m, last valued 412 days ago.
Every holding is placed by how soon it could become cash. Drag the cards to arrange them.
Illustrative. With the keyboard, focus a card and use the arrow keys to move it.
Ask a question in plain words. The answer is written from the figures on your page, and every number in it points to the document it came from. Ask reads; it does not give advice.
$128.05m
That is $31.20m in cash and deposits today, and $96.85m in listed portfolios that can be sold and settled within a month.
Illustrative. A made-up family office, fictional figures in US dollars.
Soupah reads your statements. It cannot move money, place trades or change anything at your bank, and it does not give investment advice.
Made for family offices: the principal, the finance manager and the people they trust to read the book.
Soupah is in build. We are building it alongside our first family office, and our demonstrations use a made-up office with fictional names and figures.
From the statements a family office already receives to one picture it can trust, and a plain answer when it asks.
Statements and exports from banks, custodians and fund administrators, read from PDF and CSV. Property, private companies, art and other things without a statement are entered by hand, with the evidence beside them.
Illustrative. A made-up family office, fictional figures in US dollars.
Entities that own entities are set out as a group, so each asset is counted once and loans inside the group cancel out.
Illustrative. A made-up family office, fictional figures in US dollars.
Estimates show as estimates. Items with no known value are listed under the total, never added to it.
Every holding is placed by how soon it could become cash: the same day, within a month, in 1 to 12 months, or after 12 months.
Illustrative. A made-up family office, fictional figures in US dollars.
| Same day | $31.20m | 12.3% |
| Within a month | $96.85m | 38.1% |
| 1 to 12 months | $6.30m | 2.5% |
| After 12 months | $119.80m | 47.1% |
| Assets | $254.15m | 100% |
Mortgages, facilities and loans sit in the same book as the assets, with the link to what secures each one shown beside it.
Illustrative. A made-up family office, fictional figures in US dollars.
Ask about the figures on your page; every answer cites its documents.
$128.05m
Illustrative. A made-up family office, fictional figures in US dollars.
Each person signs in with a passkey: Face ID, Touch ID, Windows Hello or a password manager. There are no passwords. A reader reads; an editor can also enter and confirm figures.
Your data is encrypted in transit and at rest, with a separate key for each client.
To calculate totals and answer your questions, our system reads your figures in a controlled environment.
Staff access is restricted, logged and used only with your authorisation.
Soupah cannot move money, place trades or change anything at your bank.
Each person signs in with a passkey: Face ID, Touch ID, Windows Hello or a password manager. There are no passwords.
Every demonstration runs on a fictional office. Real figures come in only once an office has agreed, in writing, how its data is handled.
Soupah has no security certification yet. When it has one, it will be named here.
Family offices run on statements that arrive in different formats, on different days, from banks, custodians, fund administrators and advisers. Putting them together takes time, and the picture is out of date by the time it is finished.
Soupah puts it together as each statement arrives, and says plainly where each figure came from and how old it is.
Soupah is made by DROSAMY LIMITED, a company registered in Cyprus.
Tell us a little about your office and we will arrange a demonstration on a made-up family office.
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