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How Accounted compares

Every app here tracks net worth in some way. They differ in how data gets in, what they price for you, and who they're for. Facts come from each product's own pages; we leave out prices because they change by country.

FeatureAccountedPercentoKuberaMonarcha spreadsheetWealthPlus Net WorthWorthTracker
Built forNet worth as a balance sheetSimple net worth trackerNet worth and balance sheet, including complex holdingsBudgeting, bills and net worthAnything you buildNet worth over time, with charts by categoryNet worth tracking by hand, with trend graphs and insights
How data gets inYou add accounts one by one, searching by name or symbol for holdingsManual entry; CSV exportBank and broker linking, AI document reading, manual entryLinked accounts with transactions; manual accountsYou type everything, prices includedYou enter your wealth yourself, with remindersYou enter assets and liabilities yourself
Bank linkingNone, by designNoYes, thousands of institutionsYes, 13,000+ institutionsOnly through add-onsNo; financial data never leaves the deviceNo; it needs no access to your bank or broker accounts
Priced automaticallyStocks and ETFs on US and 45+ other exchanges, Taiwan stocks and funds, crypto, gold, silver, platinum, palladiumStocks, crypto, funds, exchange ratesStocks, crypto, gold, real estate, vehicles and moreLinked investment accounts syncOnly with formulas you set up, such as GOOGLEFINANCENot statedNot stated
US stocks, ETFs and mutual fundsStocks and ETFs on Nasdaq, NYSE, NYSE Arca and Cboe priced automatically; mutual funds valued by handGlobal stocks updated automatically; funds not statedStocks and funds by ticker, including Nasdaq, NYSE and NYSE ArcaThrough linked brokerage and investment accountsOnly if you set it upInvestments as a category; automatic prices not statedStock portfolio entered as an asset; automatic US prices not stated
Loans and mortgagesAdded with a balance; updated by handNot described on its official pagesDebts listed beside the assets they're secured onLinked loans sync balances and minimum paymentsFormulas you write, such as PMTMortgage, auto and loans as categoriesLoans and mortgages entered as liabilities
CurrenciesEach account in its own; totals in the one you chooseMulti-currency, rates updated automaticallyAny currency per asset; one display currencyUS and Canadian dollarsFormulas you writeNot statedConverts to your preferred default currency
SharingOne person; iCloud sync across your iPhones; share a pictureNo; iCloud sync across your own devicesInvite family or advisors; read-only links; beneficiariesInvite a partner, household members or an advisorShare the file with anyoneNot stated; data stays on the deviceNot stated; data backed up and synced across your devices
PlatformsiPhone (iOS 18 or later)iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple VisionWeb, iPhone, AndroidWeb, iPhone, iPad, AndroidAnywhere the spreadsheet app runsiPhone and iPadiPhone and iPad
Interface languages51 languages24 languages, including ChineseNot statedEnglishManyEnglish and FrenchEnglish

Accounted vs Percento

Percento is a well-loved net worth tracker built on the same idea: record what matters, not every expense. Accounted draws it as a balance sheet.

Accounted vs Kubera

Kubera is a premium net worth tracker that links thousands of institutions and handles complex holdings across web and mobile. Accounted takes the opposite route: no bank login, entered by you, on your iPhone.

Accounted vs Monarch

Monarch is a full personal finance app for the US and Canada: budgets, transactions, bills and net worth, all synced from your accounts. Accounted does one of those things, net worth, without linking anything.

Accounted vs a spreadsheet

Plenty of careful people track net worth in Excel or Google Sheets. It's flexible and free to start; the cost is the monthly upkeep. Here's what changes if you move it to Accounted.

Accounted vs WealthPlus Net Worth

WealthPlus is a long-standing, private net worth tracker that keeps your numbers on your phone. Accounted shares that stance and adds a balance sheet view, automatic prices for stocks and ETFs, and iCloud sync between your own iPhones.

Accounted vs WorthTracker

WorthTracker and Accounted start from the same idea: type in what you own and owe, keep your bank logins to yourself, and watch net worth over time. They differ in how the picture is drawn and in what gets priced for you.

Accounted is made by the people who wrote this page. Competitor facts come only from their own websites and App Store listings; tell us at support@accounted.finance if something has changed.

See where you stand.

Accounted is a net worth tracker for iPhone. Your balance sheet, drawn to scale, with no bank login.

Coming soon to the App Store

Accounted is getting ready for the App Store. This page will link to it the day it's out.