WealthLog - Net Worth Tracker

Name: WealthLog - Net Worth Tracker
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Author: Michael Gilroy

خدمات مالية

فقط لأجهزة iPhone

مجاني - الشراء داخل التطبيق - مصمم لـ iPhone

الأعمار

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سنوات
الفئة

خدمات مالية
المطور

Michael Gilroy
اللغة

EN
الإنجليزية
الحجم

20
م.ب.

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, 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 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/

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NEW: You can now view your asset and liability allocation with bar charts! We’ve also refined how negative values are handled in pie charts — any overpaid liabilities or negative assets are now shown in separate charts for clearer comparisons of your overall wealth distribution.