Portfolio Tracker · €9.99 / month
What you own,
seen whole.
Holdings spread across three exchanges and a broker are four separate screens and no overall picture. Send a screenshot of each; get one view, with today’s prices where we can read them and the weights you actually have rather than the ones you think you have.
How it works
A screenshot. That’s the whole connection.
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Screenshot your holdings
From any exchange or broker app, however it happens to lay them out. Several screenshots if your positions are spread around.
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It reads the positions
Symbols and quantities are pulled out of the image and shown to you line by line. Reading a screenshot isn’t perfect, so you check them: tap any figure to correct it and everything is recalculated.
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It prices what it can, and asks for the rest
The main cryptocurrencies are revalued at today’s price, read from public on-chain data. Stocks and funds keep the value shown in your screenshot, and if a value is missing the table asks you for it. The result is one picture: what you hold, what each piece is worth, and what share of the whole it represents.
Why a screenshot and not a connection. Linking your exchange account would mean holding API keys for your money, and a key we hold is a key someone can steal from us. A screenshot is a picture: it cannot place an order, cannot withdraw anything, and cannot be turned into access. The clumsiest part of this product is deliberately the safest.
What you see
Facts about now.
No projections, no “expected return”, no score out of ten. Just a clear look at the thing you already own.
The real weights
The position you thought was a tenth of the portfolio is often a third. Seeing it drawn is a different experience from knowing it.
Everything in one currency
Positions held in different quote currencies converted to one, so the totals mean something.
Concentration
How much of the whole sits in the largest two or three holdings — the number that decides how bad a bad week is.
Everything at once
Several exchanges and a broker account, added up into a single view instead of four half-answers.
Take it apart
With AI Analyst, go from a holding to what it’s made of — what a fund you own actually holds, and where two of your positions turn out to be the same bet.
Nothing you didn’t give it
It knows what was in the screenshots you sent, and nothing else. No account history, no transactions, no name attached to the money.
Plans
Nine ninety-nine.
- Read holdings from screenshots
- Live prices for the main cryptocurrencies
- Weights and concentration
- Several accounts in one view
- Everything in Portfolio Tracker
- AI Analyst included
- See what your funds actually hold
If a tool stops doing what this page describes, you get a free month — see the terms.
Questions.
Do you see my exchange account?
No. We never connect to it and never ask for API keys. We see the picture you choose to send and nothing beyond it.
What happens to my screenshots?
They are read to pull out the positions and then deleted; we keep the numbers you confirmed, not the image. The privacy policy says exactly what is kept and for how long.
What if it reads a position wrong?
You see everything it read before any calculation happens, and you can correct it. Unusual layouts and small fonts do trip it up sometimes, which is precisely why nothing is accepted without you looking at it.
Does it track profit and loss over time?
It shows you what you hold and what it’s worth now. It is not a tax report and not an accounting record — if you need a cost basis for a tax return, use your exchange’s own statements.
Crypto only?
It handles both crypto and listed securities, wherever it can find a current price for the symbol.