Every licence, subscription and purchase under control - and what DOMSELARDI built with Raemora

The spend that quietly slips away

A subscription you forgot you had. A contract that renewed itself for another year the week before you meant to cancel. Twelve software seats nobody uses. A price that crept up 9% without a word. Individually small; together, a steady leak of money and control. The information exists - it is just scattered across inboxes, bank feeds and spreadsheets that never warn you in time.

Raemora turns that scatter into one reliable picture of everything you pay for or own, so the next renewal is a decision you make - not one that happens to you.

One registry, fed automatically

Raemora gathers your licences, subscriptions and purchases into a single readable registry, fed automatically through open banking (DSP2) rather than tedious data entry. A renewal radar then tracks every deadline and surfaces it early - in good time to renegotiate, switch, or exercise your cancellation rights under France's loi Chatel and loi Hamon.

1. Subscriptions, licences and one-off purchases in one place.
2. Automatic ingestion via open banking - no manual re-keying.
3. A renewal radar that flags tacit renewals before they bite.
4. For businesses: dormant seats, duplicates and price hikes surfaced for renegotiation.

Everything you pay for or own, in one place - so every renewal is a choice, not a surprise.

From an individual to a préfecture

One core, three editions. Particulier helps a person keep their own subscriptions and renewals in hand, free to start. Business turns software spend into leverage for a TPE or PME - reclaiming dormant seats and closing the financial chain with French electronic invoicing 2026 (PA/PPF). And the public-sector edition gives administrations sovereign control over their licences, contracts and assets. Pricing is public, with a free tier - no "contact us" wall to see what it costs.

Sovereign by design

For Raemora, sovereignty and compliance are features, not options: hosted in France, SecNumCloud-eligible, GDPR and RGAA AA, with sovereign AI and anti-lock-in written into the contract. Your procurement data stays in France, stays exportable, and stays yours.