WorthSync for iPhone Is Here
WorthSync is now on the App Store. Android has been on Google Play for a while; iPhone was the missing half, and as of today it isn’t. Both apps are free, and both sign in to the account you already have.
If you have been tracking on the web, there is nothing to migrate. Download, sign in, and your ledger is there.
What the phone is actually good at
Not everything belongs on a phone. Net worth tracking mostly does, because the hard part was never the math — it was remembering to write the number down.
One-pass balance entry. Run down your accounts and enter the month in a single sweep. The app remembers what you entered last time and flags what has gone stale, so you are updating a list rather than staring at a blank form.
Entry works offline. Balances logged without a signal queue on the device and dedupe by account and date, then sync when you are back. The same cell logged twice keeps the latest value — so a basement, a plane, or a dead zone doesn’t cost you the entry.
Snapshot reminders. A push when it’s time to log the month. This is the whole ballgame for a snapshot ledger: a trend line is only as good as your consistency, and consistency is a reminder problem.
A lock that fits the data. Optional Face ID on open, with an encrypted on-device cache that is wiped when you sign out.
The same views, not a cut-down version
The app carries the three net-worth views the web app has — My, Shared, and Combined — driven by the same per-account visibility flags. An account is private, shared read-only, or shared full-access, and that choice means the same thing on your phone as it does on your laptop.
Your charts come along too: net-worth trend, period deltas, top movers, and the accounts behind them, all computed from snapshots you already logged.
Still no bank logins
The mobile apps are manual-entry only, exactly like the web app. No aggregator, no credential vault, no third party reading your transactions. That was the point of WorthSync before there was an app, and shipping on two stores didn’t change it.
Where plans live
On the web. The apps carry no purchase flow at all, so plans are chosen and managed at app.worthsync.com/pricing in a browser. It is one account either way — subscribe on your laptop and the app on your phone picks it up.
The free Solo plan covers unlimited accounts, dated snapshots, debt payoff, emergency runway, one active goal, and full data export. That is a real tier, not a trial.
Get it
Download on the App Store for iPhone on iOS 17 or later, or get it on Google Play for Android.
Don’t have an account yet? Create one free — it takes a minute, and the first snapshot is the only one that feels like work.