Your net worth, without the spreadsheet.
Once a month, write down what everything is worth. The totals, the charts and the trend take care of themselves.
Free, with no adverts and no trackers. An email address and a password is all it takes.
The dashboard: net worth, what you own and what you owe across the top, above a chart of the last two years.
Five minutes a month
No bank logins. No budgets. Nothing to categorise. Open it, type in what each account is worth today, and save. Next month, do it again.
The rest is worked out for you — what you own, what you owe, and how that compares with last time.
The monthly update form: a list of accounts, each with a box for what it is worth today.
Two years of net worth as a line chart, beside a breakdown showing which accounts make it up.
The charts you never got round to building
Getting a spreadsheet to show two years of history, or to say which account actually moved last month, is an afternoon of wrestling with ranges.
Here it is already drawn. Pick any month to see how things stood at the time.
When do I get there?
At this rate, when do you reach £250,000? Half a million? A million?
Worked out from what you have actually recorded, so the answer moves as your figures do.
A list of milestones — £250,000, £500,000, £1m — each with how far along you are and roughly when you would reach it.
The settings page, showing the buttons that download a full copy of your data.
Yours, and only yours
Secure and encrypted, with no trackers, no adverts, and nothing shared with anyone.
Download the lot whenever you like — a full backup, or a CSV that opens in the spreadsheet you came from.
Start with this month
One snapshot is enough to begin. The history builds itself from there.