
yoo keeps household responsibilities, family access and the Dubai services you use in view without pretending every provider connection is live today.
Household permissions stay separate from provider access.
For households
Bring shared household responsibilities into one view, with access shaped around the people who live there and the people who help.

The provider roadmap
Our Dubai roadmap is organised around these familiar services. Availability is introduced provider by provider; applying never implies a connection is already live.
Planned household utility visibility
Planned toll balance and journey context
Planned ride and delivery handoffs
Planned household order handoffs
Planned links to relevant government services
Identity integration under evaluation

For service providers
Apply to bring your service into yoo. We review the household fit, onboarding work and technical readiness before presenting it as connected.
Plans and availability
Current available plans are shown in AED and billed monthly.
Before you apply
Household access and provider access are kept separate. Identity or service providers appear as available only after their connection is configured and verified.
Availability varies while provider connections are completed. The roadmap includes DEWA, Salik, Careem, Talabat, DubaiNow and UAE PASS; your account will show only capabilities that are actually ready.
Yes. yoo is built for households. Set permissions so family members see what's relevant to them while you keep oversight of your household essentials.
No. yoo is for shared households, including couples, roommates and multi-generational homes. The common thread is managing a home and daily services together in Dubai.
Service providers can apply to join yoo. We review fit, onboarding needs and technical readiness before presenting any service as connected.
Apply for household access and we’ll confirm the plans and connections currently available to your home.