Real estate belongs in the picture
For most serious investors, the largest single line on the balance sheet isn't a stock or a fund — it's a home, a rental, a piece of land bought a decade ago. And yet every portfolio app pretends those don't exist, leaving the most valuable asset class quietly off-screen.
Evibe brings it back into the picture, valued in the same currency, sitting next to your equities and your crypto in the same net-worth view.
How real estate works inside Evibe
- Add it manually, with the detail you actually have. Address (or just a label), purchase price, purchase date, current estimated value. We don't try to be Zillow. We trust you to know what your property is worth — and we make it trivially easy to update that estimate quarterly, annually, or whenever you have a new comp.
- Loans, separately. A mortgage is its own line item, with its own balance, rate, and amortization. Equity = property value − loan balance, computed automatically and tracked over time. The number you actually care about.
- Rental income, if it applies. Track monthly cash flow, occupancy, expenses. The net is wired into your dividend / income calendar alongside your equity income.
- In your portfolio currency. Bought the apartment in EUR but anchor your portfolio in USD? Evibe applies historical and live FX correctly — same engine as for stocks — so your euro-denominated equity shows up honestly in dollars.
What we deliberately don't do
We don't do bank-account-style automated property valuations. We tried; we walked away. The free APIs are unreliable, the paid ones are accurate only in three countries, and "AI estimates" of property value drift fast enough that they create more confusion than they remove. A quarterly manual update from someone who actually knows their market is better data.
We also don't try to be a property management tool. If you have ten rentals and a leaky toilet, you want a different app. Evibe is the net worth layer on top of however you manage the operations.
The point
Equities update by the millisecond. Real estate updates by the year, sometimes by the decade. Both belong on the same screen — because the ratio between them is what tells you whether you're concentrated, diversified, or both. That picture has been hiding in spreadsheets for too long.
Evibe puts it in your pocket.