Worva vs Balance Note

Worva is a simple tracker for recording your net worth by hand. No bank connections — you enter your assets and liabilities yourself and watch your net worth change over time. Fully local / no sign-in Your data stays only on this device. No account, no cloud upload. Built for people who care about privacy. Add assets and debts by hand Organize cash, investments, real estate, precious metals, crypto and vehicles by category. Enter amounts down to the cent. Net worth trend graph Snapshots are plotted by their real date — an accurate timeline that never flattens your history, so you see your growth as it really happened. See your allocation A pie chart shows the share of each asset category, so you can tell at a glance where your wealth is concentrated. Export / import your data Back up to JSON or CSV and move your data when you change devices. Make managing your money simple and private. Start tracking your net worth with Worva. Terms of Use: https://show-ec09e.web.app/terms.html Privacy Policy: https://show-ec09e.web.app/privacy.html

Balance Note is a manual net-worth ledger for people who would rather write their balances down by hand than hand over their bank credentials. ■ No linking, by design You never enter a bank ID or password — the app has no way to accept one. It does not connect to any bank API or fetch balances automatically. Account names and balances are stored only on your device, and your records are never uploaded. No account registration either. ■ One five-minute ritual a week A checklist-style "This week: 4/6" flow turns manual entry into a calm weekly ritual. Copy the balance shown in your bankbook or banking app, one account at a time. Entries on the same day overwrite each other, so records never duplicate. ■ Your net worth at a glance Net worth (assets minus liabilities) sits at the top in large type, with week-over-week, month-over-month and year-over-year change chips and a weekly trend chart. Miss a week? The chart carries your last balance forward, so your history never breaks. ■ Every account in one book Ordinary deposits, time deposits, securities, pensions (iDeCo and similar), e-money and liabilities such as loans or card balances — all organized by type. A breakdown report shows the balance of assets vs. liabilities. ■ Built to keep going A weekly reminder (pick the weekday and time) tells you when it's time to update. Export your balance history and weekly trend as CSV anytime, or erase everything instantly with "Delete all data." [Pricing] Every feature is available to use. A banner ad is shown at the bottom of the screen. A one-time "Remove Ads" purchase hides it permanently (no subscription). [Please note] Balance Note is a tool for recording balances by hand. It does not link to bank accounts or fetch data automatically. All figures are reference values based on your own entries; the app does not provide investment or financial advice. Privacy policy: https://honki.ai/zandaka-note/privacy.html