The whole picture.
Savings, investments, property, and loans. Add what you own and what you owe to see your net worth.
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A private financial journal
A private, manual net worth tracker.
Record assets, debts, and dated checkpoints without linking bank accounts.
No account. No bank connections. Just your bigger picture.
A separate example. Your records stay private.
Try the real journal interface with synthetic balances.
One place for your position today. A record of where you stood.
From scattered numbers to a clearer view
Your spreadsheet can stay. Your account apps can stay.
Bring the balances here when you want to see them together.
Savings, investments, property, and loans. Add what you own and what you owe to see your net worth.
Check your balances. See how your assets and debt changed since your previous checkpoint.
Save a checkpoint. Reopen the balances and holding names recorded for that month whenever you need them.
The longer view
Some months you take stock. Some months life happens. Your journal has room for both.
Review monthly, quarterly, or when something changes. Missing months stay empty. The dates tell the story.
Come back when it matters to you.No checkpoints for August or September 2026
Example checkpoints. Room between the dates.
Your financial records stay in this browser. No account to create. No bank credentials to share.
Export your holdings and history in one file. Import it to move your journal to another browser or device.
Local records and backups are not encrypted. Keep a private backup: clearing browser data can remove your journal.
No financial-record uploads or advertising analytics. Anonymous usage events exclude your financial content. Cloudflare serves the site.
Compare the data boundaries of 15 finance toolsA few things worth knowing
It works alongside it. Keep your formulas and detailed tracking where they are. Use Exitmargin to bring balances together, compare your position, and keep checkpoints over time.
No. You enter and confirm balances yourself. Exitmargin does not connect to banks, import transactions, or ask for account credentials.
No. A month is a place to keep one checkpoint, not a schedule you must follow. Review when it is useful. Unrecorded months stay empty.
Yes. Download a backup from More, then import it in the other browser. Each browser has its own journal. There is no automatic device sync. An import replaces the destination journal after you review and confirm it.
A useful place to begin
A private calculator for your assets and debt. No account or bank connection.
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Clear guides to balance reviews, valuation, and keeping a useful record.
A spreadsheet template with dates, notes, and net worth formulas.
A little space for your financial life
Start with one holding. Build the picture at your own pace.