Net Worth Tracker
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Separate what you own from what you owe.
Two clear lists beat one confusing mental tally. -
Check it monthly, not daily.
Net worth is a snapshot, not something that needs constant attention. -
Watch the trend, not any single month.
One bad month means nothing on its own — six months of direction means everything.
Net Worth Tracker FAQ's
Once a month is enough. Net worth is a snapshot, not something that needs daily attention — checking more often just shows normal account fluctuation instead of a real trend.
Cash, retirement accounts, investments, and property at a realistic current value. Everyday items like furniture or electronics don't count — they don't hold enough resale value to meaningfully affect the number.
No. Enter your account balances into the Assets and Liabilities tabs, and the Dashboard and trend chart update automatically from there.
Yes. Nothing assumes single ownership — list shared accounts and property on the Assets and Liabilities tabs the same way you would your own.
Monthly Snapshot comes with a full year of rows ready to go, and you can extend it further any time — there's no built-in limit to how long a history you can keep.
No — you enter your current account value each time you update, the same way you'd check any balance. It doesn't connect to live market data.