WorthSync for iPhone Is Here
The iOS app is live on the App Store. Same account, same snapshots, same three net-worth views as the web app — plus offline entry and a biometric lock. Still no bank logins.
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Practical guides on tracking net worth over time, household finance, and planning for what's next.
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Empower Alternative: A Net Worth Tracker That Doesn't Sell You Wealth Management
Empower's net-worth dashboard is free because it funnels users toward paid wealth management. WorthSync is a straightforward, private alternative. Here's the comparison.
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How to Calculate Net Worth: Assets vs. Liabilities
Net worth is everything you own minus everything you owe. Here's how to calculate it correctly, what counts as an asset or a liability, and how to track it over time.
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How to Track Net Worth Over Time (Why Snapshots Beat Live Balances)
Tracking net worth over time is more useful than any single number. Here's why a dated-snapshot ledger beats live bank-synced balances for a trend line you can actually trust.
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How to Track Net Worth as a Couple Without Merging Every Account
You can share a combined household net worth with your partner while keeping individual accounts private. Here's how couples track net worth together without going all-in.
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Why Your Net Worth Spreadsheet Eventually Breaks
Net worth spreadsheets start simple and slowly rot — formula drift, stale tabs, and lost history. Here's why, and what a purpose-built snapshot ledger does differently.
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WorthSync vs Kubera: Net Worth Tracking Without the Premium Price
Kubera is a powerful premium net-worth aggregator. WorthSync is a snapshot-based ledger with household sharing and planning, free to start. Here's how they compare.
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WorthSync vs Monarch Money: Net Worth Tracker, Not a Budgeting App
Monarch Money is a full budgeting suite that also tracks net worth. WorthSync is a focused net-worth ledger for households. Here's how to choose between them.
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