Net Worth Tracker: WealthLog

Name: Net Worth Tracker: WealthLog
Rating: 4.5 (22 reviews)
Author: Michael Gilroy

Savings & Financial Calculator

Only for iPhone

Free · In-App Purchases · Designed for iPhone

22 Ratings
Ages

4+
Years
Category

Finance
Developer

Michael Gilroy
Language

EN
English
Size

28.8
MB

iPhone

Track your net worth and take control of your wealth. WealthLog is a simple yet powerful net worth tracker that helps you understand your full financial picture — no logins or bank connections required. Add your assets and liabilities, and WealthLog will calculate your total net worth automatically. Get a clear view of your money, portfolio, and wealth growth over time with smart insights and customizable charts. Features: - Track net worth with ease – Add accounts for any asset or liability, including cash, savings, property, investments, ISAs, credit cards, loans, and more - No bank logins required – Just add your balances manually for full control and privacy - Automatic net worth calculation – Instantly see your total net worth across all accounts - Set goals – Create overall or monthly goals for your net worth, savings, investments, or individual accounts, and track your progress automatically - Multi-currency support – Add accounts in any currency and let WealthLog convert them automatically to your main currency - Wealth insights – View your financial health with rich visuals, charts, and breakdowns of your portfolio - Smart reminders – Stay on top of your money with optional reminders to update your accounts regularly Whether you're building savings, growing your investment portfolio, or planning for financial freedom, WealthLog helps you stay focused and informed. Start tracking your net worth today and build the wealth you deserve. Privacy Policy: https://sites.google.com/shipyardstudios.io/wealthlog-privacy-policy/home Terms of Use: https://sites.google.com/shipyardstudios.io/wealthlog-terms-of-use/home User Licence Agreement: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Ratings & Reviews

4.5

out of 5

22 Ratings

Clean looking
31 Jan

Stokie Pokie
I like the look and feel of the app. Only reason I haven’t given 5stars is due to having to manually update everything. Would be good to link accounts automatically, although there are probably security issues with that?
Clean looking
31 Jan

Stokie Pokie

I like the look and feel of the app. Only reason I haven’t given 5stars is due to having to manually update everything. Would be good to link accounts automatically, although there are probably security issues with that?
Goodbye, spreadsheet!
07/04/2025

JohnAppleseed1984
WealthLog is the perfect companion app to track your wealth & net worth over time. No more fiddly spreadsheet for me to worry about.It’s thoughtfully designed and easy to use! Highly recommend.
Goodbye, spreadsheet!
07/04/2025

JohnAppleseed1984

WealthLog is the perfect companion app to track your wealth & net worth over time. No more fiddly spreadsheet for me to worry about.It’s thoughtfully designed and easy to use! Highly recommend.
Added my debts to my assets as a positive value
25/10/2025

/:user\
Avoid this app. Quite simply is not functional. Currently it has two major errors with my portfolio stats. The first of these is truly egregious, it has taken my mortgage and my equity and added them as though they are both assets, despite the other readouts accurately showing the mortgage as a debt.Secondly, it is calculating a small student loan debt of 0.2% as my biggest liability, despite the pie chart showing it’s very clearly my mortgage.Guys, get the basic sums right in your own app before trying to sell it to people as a financial tool. The hypocrisy and carelessness is unbelievable. I’ll give you 1 star for the interface. The UI is quite simple and clean, easy to use, and the design is aesthetically pleasing.

Developer Response
Thanks for taking the time to share this feedback. I’m really sorry to hear you’ve run into issues with how your totals are displaying. That definitely shouldn’t happen, and I’d love to take a closer look to understand what’s going on and help get it resolved for you.From what you’ve described with your mortgage and equity being added together, it sounds like the app may be interpreting your mortgage as a negative value. This may not be what’s happening in your case, but it’s one possible explanation for the totals you’re seeing. WealthLog generally expects liabilities, like mortgages or loans, to be entered as positive amounts, since it automatically subtracts their totals from your assets to calculate your net worth. If a liability ends up being read as negative, that can cause net worth totals to appear higher than expected. If you’re open to it, please send me a quick message at wealthlog@shipyardstudios.io or use the “Get in touch” button in the app’s Settings screen. Any extra details you can share would really help me narrow down the issue, fix any bugs and prevent this from happening in future.Thanks again for flagging this, and please don’t hesitate to reach out. I’d be happy to dig into this with you and get things working properly. – Thanks, Mike
Added my debts to my assets as a positive value
25/10/2025

/:user\

Avoid this app. Quite simply is not functional. Currently it has two major errors with my portfolio stats. The first of these is truly egregious, it has taken my mortgage and my equity and added them as though they are both assets, despite the other readouts accurately showing the mortgage as a debt.Secondly, it is calculating a small student loan debt of 0.2% as my biggest liability, despite the pie chart showing it’s very clearly my mortgage.Guys, get the basic sums right in your own app before trying to sell it to people as a financial tool. The hypocrisy and carelessness is unbelievable. I’ll give you 1 star for the interface. The UI is quite simple and clean, easy to use, and the design is aesthetically pleasing.
Developer Response 28/10/2025
Thanks for taking the time to share this feedback. I’m really sorry to hear you’ve run into issues with how your totals are displaying. That definitely shouldn’t happen, and I’d love to take a closer look to understand what’s going on and help get it resolved for you.From what you’ve described with your mortgage and equity being added together, it sounds like the app may be interpreting your mortgage as a negative value. This may not be what’s happening in your case, but it’s one possible explanation for the totals you’re seeing. WealthLog generally expects liabilities, like mortgages or loans, to be entered as positive amounts, since it automatically subtracts their totals from your assets to calculate your net worth. If a liability ends up being read as negative, that can cause net worth totals to appear higher than expected. If you’re open to it, please send me a quick message at wealthlog@shipyardstudios.io or use the “Get in touch” button in the app’s Settings screen. Any extra details you can share would really help me narrow down the issue, fix any bugs and prevent this from happening in future.Thanks again for flagging this, and please don’t hesitate to reach out. I’d be happy to dig into this with you and get things working properly. – Thanks, Mike
Love this app
24/10/2025

Jnbeckett
Super clean interface, and I’ve found it so motivational since I started tracking on here. Very well built app!
Love this app
24/10/2025

Jnbeckett

Super clean interface, and I’ve found it so motivational since I started tracking on here. Very well built app!

NEW: Introducing Goals! Set targets for your net worth, savings, investments, or any combination of accounts, and watch your progress grow. Create monthly goals to stay on track and turn consistent contributions into long-term results.

Version 1.6.3

26 Feb

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