Follow your progress
Explore daily net-worth snapshots by week, month or year. See changes by asset category and how you compare with your all-time high.
Your personal net worth tracker
NWFinance—short for Net Worth Finance—helps you track your net worth across checking, savings, investments, crypto and property. See what you own, understand what’s changing, and follow your progress over time.
Explore what you can doTotal net worth
$186,450.00
+$8,450.00 this month
The bigger picture
5 asset categoriesAn illustrative portfolio. Your overview starts with your accounts.
A place for every part of your wealth
Beyond the balance
From the interest on your savings to the equity in your home, give every part of your net worth the context it deserves.
Explore daily net-worth snapshots by week, month or year. See changes by asset category and how you compare with your all-time high.
Track investment and crypto holdings with market prices, purchase costs and unrealized gains. Explore the distribution of your assets.
Keep balances, interest rates and accrued interest together, so you can see more than just the money you deposited.
Record property valuations and outstanding mortgages. See the equity that contributes to your net worth.
Record transactions, transfer money between accounts and reconcile balances to keep your overview aligned with your records.
Import accounts from an ODS spreadsheet, or export your accounts and net-worth snapshots for your own records.
Meet your AI assistant
Ask questions with your portfolio already in context. Explore your asset allocation, savings rates and potential risks without explaining every balance from scratch.
A few questions to start with
How well diversified is my portfolio?
How could I improve my savings returns?
What are the main risks in my portfolio?
The assistant uses your financial portfolio data to put its responses in context.
From accounts to insight
Enter your accounts and holdings, or start with an ODS account import.
Update balances, record transactions and review market-valued holdings.
Follow your history, explore your allocation and ask the assistant for context.
Good to know
NWFinance
Start with your first account. Let the overview grow with you.