AUSTIN, Texas - TelAve -- Qinta Inc., the company behind Qinta, a Lifestyle Drift Awareness Platform launching soon, today highlighted the work of Ivy Noche, Co-Founder of Qinta Inc., as the company prepares to bring its financial awareness platform to everyday Americans.

Ivy brings a product and technology background to Qinta. She earned an MBA from Brigham Young University and completed her undergraduate studies in Computer Science. She previously worked at technology companies including Grab and PropertyGuru, where she served in product management roles.

As Co-Founder, Ivy is helping build a product connected to one of her passions as a working mom: helping families stay aware, intentional, and calm as they manage everyday spending.

"Many families are not trying to be careless with money," said Ivy Noche, Co-Founder of Qinta Inc. "They are balancing work, children, bills, subscriptions, rising costs, and everyday decisions. Lifestyle drift can happen quietly. Qinta is being built to help people notice those changes earlier, in a calm and practical way."

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Qinta defines Lifestyle Drift Awareness as an emerging approach to helping users recognize spending pattern changes, recurring charges, category shifts, and monthly behavior changes before those changes become harder to understand or manage.

Unlike traditional budgeting tools focused on restriction, guilt, or rigid tracking, Qinta is designed to help users see their month more clearly through spending pattern visibility, recurring charge awareness, category-level signals, planning, and lifestyle drift insights.

"Qinta is not about shaming people," Ivy said. "It is about giving users a clearer view of what is changing, so they can make more intentional decisions before financial stress builds."

As Qinta prepares for public launch, Ivy is helping lead security and user trust priorities. A strong advocate for protecting consumers from cyber threats, Ivy is working with her brother and Co-Founder to strengthen Qinta's prelaunch security posture.

"Security is not something we want to treat as an afterthought," Ivy said. "If users trust Qinta to help them understand financial patterns, we have a responsibility to build carefully and protect that trust from the beginning."

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Qinta is not yet publicly launched as a consumer application. The current qinta.io website serves as Qinta's official prelaunch website and company information source. Qinta Inc. will use qinta.io for official updates, product access, communications, and launch announcements.

Qinta is designed for financial awareness and pattern visibility. It is not a bank, broker, investment adviser, credit repair company, tax adviser, legal adviser, or financial planning firm.

Qinta's only official website is https://qinta.io, where the Qinta web application will be housed unless clearly linked otherwise from qinta.io.