Net worth tracker for iPhone
Everything you own and owe, all accounted for.
Accounted puts everything you own and owe on one balance sheet, so you always know where you stand. No bank login, no sign-up, no spending log.
For iPhone, iOS 18 or later.
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Net worth
$238,000
Assets $530,000
Liabilities $292,000
Enter something you own to start your balance sheet.
Assets $530,000. Liabilities $292,000. Net worth $238,000.
- Liability
- Liability
In the app, stocks, funds, crypto and gold price themselves, and every account can keep its own currency.
Set it up once. Glance at it whenever.
- 1
Add what you have
Pick what an account is, a bank account, a stock, a home, a mortgage, and type one number. Holdings you link to a symbol only need the number of shares.
- 2
See both sides
What you own stacks up on one side, what you owe on the other, every block drawn to scale. Your net worth fills the gap, so the two columns always come out even.
- 3
Update what changes
Prices update themselves. When a balance changes, including a mortgage or loan, type the new number, or add or subtract the difference.
Why a balance sheet, not a budget
One page, both sides
A budget app answers where your money went this month. A balance sheet answers what you have, what you owe, and where you stand. Accounted is the second one, and nothing else.
Only what matters
There's no transaction feed to sort through. Not every coffee: the accounts that make up your net worth, updated when they change.
No bank login
You never hand over a bank password. You type the balances, and Accounted keeps the rest current.
Yours, not ours
Your balances stay on your iPhone and in your own iCloud, where we can't see them. To look up prices, Accounted sends only the symbols you hold, never how many you own or what they're worth. One tap hides every amount.
Prices that keep themselves current
Link a holding once and Accounted prices it for you. Pull down to refresh any time.
US stocks and ETFs
Nasdaq, NYSE, NYSE Arca and Cboe, plus 45+ other exchanges, refreshed hourly.
Taiwan stocks and funds
Listed, OTC and emerging stocks, plus onshore and offshore fund NAVs.
Crypto
Refreshed every hour.
Precious metals
Gold, silver, platinum and palladium, by the troy ounce or the gram.
Currencies
Each account in its own currency, the total in the one you choose.
Prices are reference data, not live quotes, and may be delayed or wrong. Stocks, ETFs, crypto, precious metals and exchange rates are refreshed hourly; Taiwan funds use the latest published NAV. Sources are listed on the data sources page.Data sources
What people use it for
A net worth tracker without the bank login
Every account on one balance sheet. Type balances, no bank login.
Read moreMortgage and loan tracking on your balance sheet
Add a loan with its balance and update it when it changes.
Read moreTrack your stock and ETF portfolio without a brokerage login
US stocks and ETFs priced for you; funds and the rest valued by hand.
Read moreEvery currency, crypto and gold, one total
Accounts in their own currency; crypto and metals priced; one total.
Read moreYour net worth spreadsheet, without the upkeep
The same rows, without updating prices and loans by hand.
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How it compares
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Questions
What is Accounted?
Accounted is a net worth tracker for iPhone. It puts everything you own and owe on one balance sheet, drawn to scale, so you always know where you stand. Stocks, funds, crypto and precious metals price themselves.
Do I need to link my bank?
No. Accounted never asks for a bank login, and there's no sign-up. You enter each account's balance, and Accounted keeps prices and exchange rates current.
What's the difference between a net worth tracker and a budget app?
A budget app follows money in and out: spending, categories, limits. A net worth tracker shows where you stand: what you own minus what you owe. Accounted is only a net worth tracker. It has no spending log and no budgets.
Which prices update automatically?
Stocks and ETFs on US exchanges (Nasdaq, NYSE, NYSE Arca, Cboe) and 45+ others, Taiwan stocks and funds, crypto, and gold, silver, platinum and palladium, plus the exchange rates between currencies.
Are the prices real-time?
No. Stocks, ETFs, crypto, precious metals and exchange rates are refreshed hourly and may be delayed or wrong, and Taiwan funds use the latest published NAV, which is daily. That's the right pace for a balance sheet; Accounted isn't a trading app.
Where is my data stored?
Your balances, account names and history stay on your iPhone and in your own iCloud, where we can't see them. To look up prices, Accounted sends only the symbols you hold to its price server, never how many you own or what they're worth. The privacy policy has the details.
Who makes Accounted
Accounted is made by TechTech, the one-person app studio of Charles Tseng in Taiwan. It takes the balance sheet that people with a finance background keep in their heads and makes it something anyone can read at a glance.
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