Walleet

Track your net worth across every account, in every currency

Manual balance tracking — no bank linking, no spending log. Just record your balances and watch your wealth over time.
Walleet dashboard preview

How Walleet works

1

Add your accounts

Bank, broker, cash. Any currency.
2

Record balances

Once a week, once a month — your call.
3

Watch your net worth grow

We convert and chart everything to your main currency.

What you get

  • No need to track every spending — just balances
  • Update your balances as often or as rarely as you want
  • Multi-currency conversion, charts and history out of the box
  • Group accounts by bank, broker or wallet

Pricing

Start on the free plan. Upgrade when two accounts stop being enough.
Free
Enough to keep a simple picture and find out whether the habit sticks.
Free
  • 2 accounts
  • 1 account synced automatically
  • Any currency or coin, converted to one
  • Full history and charts
  • Web app in four languages
Advanced
For a picture spread across more than a couple of banks, brokers or wallets.
€5.00
per monthor €50.00 a year
  • Everything in Free
  • Unlimited accounts
  • Unlimited automatic syncing
  • Cancel any time

The thinking behind Walleet

Longer reads on why the product works the way it does — no bank linking, balances instead of transactions, and the arithmetic behind a single total.

Why use Walleet

Walleet is a net worth tracker you fill in yourself. No bank linking, no spending categories — you record what each account holds, in whatever currency it holds it, and watch the total over time.

Why Walleet does not connect to your bank

Bank aggregation is the default in personal finance apps, and it fails in ways that are hard to see. Here is why Walleet asks you to type your balances in instead, and what you get for the two minutes it costs.

Why track balances instead of transactions

Transaction tracking asks you to categorise everything you buy. Balance tracking asks for eight numbers a month. For the question most people are actually asking — is my net worth going up — the second one works better.

What net worth in one currency actually means

Adding up accounts in five currencies requires deciding which exchange rate, from which day, from which source. Those choices change the answer. Here is how Walleet makes them, and what the resulting number is and is not.

MNT is two different assets, and other reasons currency codes lie

A three-letter code looks like it identifies a currency. It does not: MNT is both the Mongolian tugrik and the Mantle token, three orders of magnitude apart. Here is the bug that sits behind that, and what Walleet does about it.

Frequently asked questions

Start tracking your net worth in two minutes

Free to start. No credit card. No bank linking.