Jointly in Vancouver Tech Journal: Six Questions, One Startup

Aimee Schalles and Amanda Baron of Jointly

We’re thrilled to share that Jointly co-founder Amanda Baron was recently featured in the Vancouver Tech Journal’s “Six Questions, One Startup” article. The feature dives into the mission behind Jointly: making prenuptial, cohabitation, and postnuptial agreements accessible and affordable for Canadian couples, at up to 90% less than traditional legal fees.

Amanda opens up about the scrappy, hands-on journey of building Jointly from the ground up, including the boldest move of all: two lawyers teaching themselves to build their own platform without hiring a developer. It’s a candid and inspiring look at what it takes to challenge a broken system and reimagine how Canadians access legal help.

Read the full article here

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