Your net worth tracker. Everything you own.

Add stocks, ETFs, crypto, cash, property, cars and gold to one net worth, in the base currency you choose. Brokers sync on their own.

Net worth is the number you open the app to see, so it is the first thing FortuneOK shows. It is the value of everything you own, in the currency you think in.

FortuneOK tracks what you own. There is no place to enter debts or a mortgage, so the figure is your assets, not your assets minus what you owe.

What goes into it

  • Stocks, ETFs and funds, priced live. That includes US, UK and Canadian listings and LSE tickers like VWRA.L.
  • Crypto and forex, priced live too.
  • Cash accounts, in any currency you hold.
  • Property, cars, precious metals and anything else you value by hand.

Your net worth comes first

The big figure in the chart header is your net worth for the portfolio you have selected, with how it moved over the range beside it. It follows the point you are looking at on the chart, and the eye button beside it hides every amount on the page.

Many accounts, one total

Split your holdings into as many portfolios as you have accounts and every total still adds them up when you want the whole picture. Connect a broker to fill one in on its own (see which brokers sync), import a CSV or Excel file, or add a holding by hand.

Take it with you

Export every asset, allocation and transaction to Excel, or a formatted PDF report. Taking a copy of your own data is never a paid feature.

Questions

Does it track debts or a mortgage?

No. FortuneOK tracks what you own, so there is no place to enter debts or a mortgage. Your net worth here is the value of your assets.

How do I add property or a car?

You enter its value yourself and change it whenever you like. Property, cars, precious metals and other things you own are added up with your investments in one total.

Can I hide my balances?

Yes. The eye button beside your net worth hides every amount on the page, which is handy when someone is looking over your shoulder.

Stop rebuilding the spreadsheet. Start reading one number.

Connect a broker or import a file, and your whole portfolio is on one screen in the currency you actually spend.