Net Worth Tracker: WealthLog

Net Worth Tracker: WealthLog

Savings & Financial Calculator

3 ratings
6 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 3, 2025
  • February 26, 2026

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Manually track your assets and liabilities to understand your complete financial picture. Automatically calculate your net worth and monitor wealth growth with customizable charts and insights. Set financial goals and receive reminders to stay on track.

Manual net worth tracking
No bank logins required
Automatic net worth calculation
Goal setting and progress tracking
Multi-currency support
Wealth insights and charts
Smart reminders
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What's New in Net Worth Tracker

1.6.3

February 26, 2026

NEW: Introducing Goals! Set targets for your net worth, savings, investments, or any combination of accounts, and watch your progress grow. Create monthly goals to stay on track and turn consistent contributions into long-term results.

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Subscription plans

WealthLog Pro

WealthLog Pro

$3.491 Month
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User reviews

Great app

Functionality really good, I’d recommend

Clean looking

I like the look and feel of the app. Only reason I haven’t given 5stars is due to having to manually update everything. Would be good to link accounts automatically, although there are probably security issues with that?

Added my debts to my assets as a positive value

Avoid this app. Quite simply is not functional.

Currently it has two major errors with my portfolio stats. The first of these is truly egregious, it has taken my mortgage and my equity and added them as though they are both assets, despite the other readouts accurately showing the mortgage as a debt.

Secondly, it is calculating a small student loan debt of 0.2% as my biggest liability, despite the pie chart showing it’s very clearly my mortgage.

Guys, get the basic sums right in your own app before trying to sell it to people as a financial tool. The hypocrisy and carelessness is unbelievable.

I’ll give you 1 star for the interface. The UI is quite simple and clean, easy to use, and the design is aesthetically pleasing.
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Response from developer

Thanks for taking the time to share this feedback. I’m really sorry to hear you’ve run into issues with how your totals are displaying. That definitely shouldn’t happen, and I’d love to take a closer look to understand what’s going on and help get it resolved for you. From what you’ve described with your mortgage and equity being added together, it sounds like the app may be interpreting your mortgage as a negative value. This may not be what’s happening in your case, but it’s one possible explanation for the totals you’re seeing. WealthLog generally expects liabilities, like mortgages or loans, to be entered as positive amounts, since it automatically subtracts their totals from your assets to calculate your net worth. If a liability ends up being read as negative, that can cause net worth totals to appear higher than expected. If you’re open to it, please send me a quick message at wealthlog@shipyardstudios.io or use the “Get in touch” button in the app’s Settings screen. Any extra details you can share would really help me narrow down the issue, fix any bugs and prevent this from happening in future. Thanks again for flagging this, and please don’t hesitate to reach out. I’d be happy to dig into this with you and get things working properly. – Thanks, Mike

Love this app

Super clean interface, and I’ve found it so motivational since I started tracking on here. Very well built app!

The net worth tracker I’ve been looking for!

It was super quick to add any assets and I didn’t have to connect anything to my bank. As an expat I also really loved that it converted accounts automatically that were in other currencies so it all stays consistent. The category group totals also helped a lot — it made it easy to see my overall credit card debt as I have a few different CCs. Overall just super simple and easy to use, an awesome app!
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FAQ

What is WealthLog?

WealthLog is a personal finance application designed to help users manually track their assets and liabilities to calculate and monitor their net worth over time. It offers features like goal setting and wealth insights.

Does WealthLog require bank logins?

No, WealthLog does not require any bank logins or connections. All financial data is entered manually by the user, ensuring full control and privacy.

How does WealthLog calculate net worth?

WealthLog automatically calculates your total net worth by summing up all the assets and liabilities you manually add to the app. This provides an instant overview of your financial standing.

What are the subscription options for WealthLog?

WealthLog offers a Pro subscription at $3.49 per month or $34.99 per year. The annual plan includes a 7-day free trial.

Does WealthLog have ads?

Yes, WealthLog contains advertisements. As a free application with in-app purchases, ads are displayed to support its continued development and availability.

What devices is WealthLog available on?

WealthLog is currently supported on iPhone devices. The app is rated for ages 4 and up.

How often is WealthLog updated?

The latest version of WealthLog is 1.6.3, and it was last updated on February 26, 2026. This indicates a relatively frequent update cycle for the application.

Can I track investments in WealthLog?

Yes, WealthLog allows you to track various types of assets and liabilities, including investments, cash, savings, property, and loans. You can set specific goals for your investment portfolio.