Net worth tracker for couples & households.

Share what you choose. Keep what's private. One combined trend line for both of you — without merging every account into a single login.

Track together without oversharing.

Most apps make household money all-or-nothing. WorthSync uses per-account visibility so two people can share the full picture while keeping individual accounts private.

Combined household net worth

See My, Shared, and Combined net-worth views from one global toggle — not three separate screens.

Per-account visibility

Each account is private, shared read-only, or shared full-access, so collaboration never means total exposure.

Snapshot history you can trust

Dated balances normalized to each period boundary, so your shared trend line stays comparable over time.

The house, netted against the mortgage

Link the mortgage to the property it finances and see the equity you actually hold — the number that matters when you are deciding together.

Account lifecycle history

Archive or consolidate closed accounts without creating artificial cliffs in your household chart.

Plan your future together

Move from balances to shared goals, FIRE targets, debt payoff, and retirement scenarios.

Net worth tracking for couples — FAQ

Do we both need an account?

Yes — each person signs in with their own account, and each account starts in its own private workspace. Joining up is one step: one of you invites the other, they accept, and you land in the same household. You then decide, account by account, what the other person can see.

Can I keep some accounts private from my partner?

Yes. Visibility is set per account — private, shared read-only, or shared full-access — so you can share most accounts while keeping specific ones private.

Does this replace our shared spreadsheet?

Yes. Instead of one fragile shared sheet, you each log dated snapshots and WorthSync produces combined household trend lines automatically.

Is it free for couples?

Solo tracking is free. Shared household views, the monthly recap, and the analytics engines are part of the paid Household plan, billed once to the household rather than per person.