The best net worth tracker apps (2026): 7 tools compared

Your net worth is the one number that tells you whether you're actually getting ahead. The problem is that it's scattered — a brokerage here, a crypto wallet there, a savings account, maybe a property and a car. A net worth tracker's whole job is to pull all of it into one place and keep it current.

Here are the seven best net worth trackers in 2026, what each is good at, and where Evibe fits. (This is our blog, so we lead with Evibe — but we've been honest about where others win.)

What to look for

• Everything in one place — investments and cash, crypto, real estate and other assets, not just what a broker connection can see.
• Accurate valuation — live prices for what's liquid, and a clean way to keep manual values (property, private assets) current.
• Multi-currency — one honest total even when assets span currencies.
• Privacy — your complete financial picture is the most sensitive data you have. Who sees it, and how is the app funded?

The 7 best net worth trackers in 2026

1. Evibe — best for Apple users who invest

Evibe covers 17 asset classes — stocks, ETFs, crypto and options with live quotes, plus custom assets like real estate, vehicles and cash you value yourself — all in multi-currency portfolios that roll into one net-worth number. It's native across the whole Apple ecosystem (iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, widgets, macOS Bars), so your net worth is genuinely glanceable, and it's private by design: no ads, no tracking, no selling your data. Caveats: Apple-only, no free tier ($9.99/mo or $79/yr with a 7-day annual trial), and for custom assets like property you keep the value current yourself (no automated home-price estimates).

2. Kubera — best for comprehensive, cross-platform tracking

Kubera is the go-to for tracking everything — global equities, crypto, DeFi, real estate, even domains — in a currency of your choice. Web-based, connection-rich, and popular with high-net-worth and globally-mobile investors. Subscription, privacy-first, no ads.

3. Empower — best free option

Empower (formerly Personal Capital) is the most feature-complete free net worth tracker, connecting banks, investments, retirement, crypto, loans and real estate (via Zillow estimates). It's free because it's a funnel for its wealth-advisory business — expect the advisor outreach.

4. Monarch Money — best user experience (budgeting + net worth)

Monarch delivers the most polished UX in the category, blending budgeting and net worth with excellent collaborative features for couples. Paid, and worth it if design and shared finances matter to you.

5. Sharesight — best for investment depth and tax

Sharesight leans investment-first: deep performance and dividend tracking with strong tax reporting across global markets. Best when your net worth is mostly a complex investment portfolio.

6. Tiller — best for spreadsheet lovers

Tiller pipes your accounts into Google Sheets or Excel, so you own the formulas and the layout. Unbeatable flexibility if you want to build your own net worth dashboard; more setup than an app.

7. Quicken Simplifi — best budget all-rounder

Simplifi offers solid net worth and spending tracking at one of the lowest subscription prices around. A strong pick if you want budgeting and net worth together on a budget.

How to choose

• You invest and live in the Apple ecosystem → Evibe.
• You want to consolidate literally everything on the web → Kubera.
• You want free and don't mind advisor upsell → Empower.
• You want beautiful budgeting + net worth for a couple → Monarch.
• Your wealth is mostly a complex portfolio → Sharesight.
• You want full control in a spreadsheet → Tiller.
• You want cheap, all-in-one budgeting → Quicken Simplifi.

The bottom line

The best net worth tracker is the one you'll actually keep current — which usually means the one that fits how you already work. If that's an iPhone and a Mac, and you want your whole net worth (investments included) private and glanceable, that's exactly what Evibe was built for.

Compare Evibe directly with Kubera, Empower and Tiller, or see how it tracks stocks.

Download Evibe and see your whole net worth in one place.

— The Evibe team