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Net worth

Net worth, recorded every day

Everything you own minus everything you owe, as one number with a history. Paying down a card moves the line as surely as saving does, and the chart shows it.

Net worth

Recorded daily · last 30 days

$48,210

+$1,140 this month

Assets $78,410 · Debts $30,200

Passed $45,000 on Jun 12Next: $50,000, about 2 months at this pace

Sample data, drawn by the app's own components.

One number, every day

Your net worth is recorded automatically every night, whether or not you open the app, along with a breakdown of every account and debt. The chart shows the last month, 3 months, 6 months, a year or all of it, with the change over each range.

  • Each account and debt gets its own small trend line from the same history.
  • History starts the day you begin; earlier history isn't reconstructed.

Assets of every kind

Connected accounts update on their own. Anything else you can add by hand: real estate, brokerage and retirement accounts, bonds, cash, crypto, HSAs, 529 plans, cash-value life insurance, collectibles and private investments.

Your home, valued for you

Add an address to a property and the app looks up a monthly market estimate from RentCast, with a low-to-high range and the date it was checked. If your mortgage is connected through Plaid, the address can be copied from it.

Investment holdings

Synced brokerage and retirement accounts show what's inside them: each position's shares, the institution's price and its date, value, and gain against what you paid.

Debts at their full balance

Every debt counts at its current balance, so the number never flatters you. That's also why paying down debt shows up here: each payment raises your net worth by the same amount.

Milestones and goals

See the last milestone you passed and how far you are from the next one. Net-worth goals follow the latest daily figure, and the whole picture is shared with your household.

What it doesn't do

  • Investments show holdings, not performance or allocation analysis.
  • Cars and other vehicles aren't an asset type yet; vehicle loans are tracked as debts.
  • Home values come from an automated estimate, not an appraisal.
  • Bank sync is part of Pro. On the free plan, you enter balances by hand.