Source: https://exitmargin.com/finance-tools/worth-it Documentation, not a security ranking # Worth it: storage and privacy Worth it describes manual asset and debt totals with monthly history and no bank linking. Its privacy policy says requested information stays on your device, while also listing third-party analytics and diagnostic services. The reviewed pages leave account and recovery details unresolved. Sources reviewed 27 October 2026 ## Does Worth it need a bank connection? Worth it describes manual entry of account, asset, and debt totals without linking bank accounts. You update those values yourself and compare net worth with previous months. Its manual-tracker page links to iOS and Android downloads. [Worth it manual net worth tracker]() ## Does Worth it keep information on your device? The Worth it privacy policy says requested information is retained on your device and is not collected by the developer. The same policy says third-party services may collect identifying information. The on-device statement is not a promise that no technical data reaches a service. [Worth it privacy policy, information collection]() ## Which third-party services does Worth it name? The Worth it privacy policy lists Google Play Services, Google Analytics for Firebase, Firebase Crashlytics, and RevenueCat. Its diagnostic log description includes IP address, device name, operating-system version, app configuration, and the time and date of use. [Worth it privacy policy, service providers and logs]() ## Does the Worth it policy establish encrypted backups? The reviewed Worth it pages do not describe file encryption or a complete backup, export, and device-transfer procedure. Its general security statement is not an encryption specification. Ask the provider how to recover records before relying on the app for your only copy. [Worth it privacy policy, security]() ## What remains unestablished? The reviewed pages do not establish whether an account is required, whether the financial database is encrypted, or how to export and restore a complete history on another device. The privacy policy states an effective date of 30 May 2020; our review date is not a new policy date. ## How to use these profiles We build Exitmargin. These profiles summarize provider documentation, not hands-on tests or an independent security audit. They contain no paid placements or affiliate links. A missing detail is an unknown, not proof that a feature is absent. Source-review dates describe when we checked the pages, not when the provider changed its service. [Compare the broader set of 18 finance tools](), or read [Exitmargin’s own storage and backup limits](). Keep spreadsheets as an option: the [net worth worksheet]() is a separate record you control. ## Questions and answers Does Worth it need a bank connection? Worth it describes manual entry of account, asset, and debt totals without linking bank accounts. You update those values yourself and compare net worth with previous months. Its manual-tracker page links to iOS and Android downloads. Does Worth it keep information on your device? The Worth it privacy policy says requested information is retained on your device and is not collected by the developer. The same policy says third-party services may collect identifying information. The on-device statement is not a promise that no technical data reaches a service. ## Other manual tracker profiles - [MyMoneyViz: storage and privacy]() - [Netaro: storage and privacy]() ## Check the boundary before entering balances Read the provider’s current terms for your platform and settings. Try synthetic figures first. Check how to export and recover records before using any tool for your only copy. [Report a source change or correction]().