The Net Worth Tracker for all of it, not just the brokerage

Cash and bank accounts. Brokerages and retirement accounts. Crypto in exchanges, wallets and DeFi. Homes, rentals and land. Private company stock, angel investments, fund and LP positions with committed capital and calls. Gold, cars, art, watches, domains. If you can own it, it gets a row. How assets are added

Mortgages, HELOCs, margin, pledged-asset lines, private loans, credit cards, the capital you have committed but not yet wired. Most apps treat debt as an afterthought. It is half of the equation, so it gets its own page, tracked against the asset it sits on.

Total net worth includes the house you live in. Investable strips out what you cannot sell by Friday and shows what could actually be moved. Kubera shows both, side by side, because they answer different questions. What counts as investable

Accounts in dollars, euros, pounds, rupees, francs. See the total in the currency you think in, switch with one click, and keep the history honest when the rates move. Trusts, LLCs and family members each get their own view. The wealth tracker for multi-entity, multi-currency wealth

Kubera runs several aggregators, local and global, and picks the best connector for each of your institutions. Thousands of banks and brokerages worldwide. For the ones that will not connect, Web Sync reads the balances straight off their website.

Stocks and funds on every major exchange in the US, Canada, the UK, Europe and Asia, by ticker. Crypto by wallet address. Gold by weight. Homes by address, cars by model and year, domains by name. Price feeds plus an AI appraiser keep them moving without you.

A private stake has no ticker. Enter the number, and Kubera keeps the history when you change it, so the chart tells the truth about when the value moved and when you simply updated your estimate.

A fund statement lands in your inbox. Drop it on Kubera, or let your AI agent read it, and the position updates. No retyping capital calls at midnight.

Net worth and investable growth as annual rates, next to the S&P 500, the Dow, or a single stock you keep wondering about. IRR on the fund positions where cash went out long before it came back.

What moved and by how much, since yesterday, last week, last year. When everything is down and everything looks urgent, Recap shows whether anything actually changed or whether it just feels like it has.

Point Claude, ChatGPT or Grok at your balance sheet through Kubera's MCP. Where would I be if I had not sold? How much cash do I need for the next two capital calls? It answers at 2 am and does not bill for the meeting. Kubera and AI assistants

Proof of funds for a purchase. Accredited-investor verification for a fund. Generate a self-attested net worth statement, verified by Kubera, as of today, instead of gathering twelve PDFs. Proof of Wealth

Your family gets the complete picture when it matters, without you sharing everything now. Go silent for too long and Kubera delivers your portfolio to the beneficiaries you chose. Dead Man's Switch

Everything you own minus everything you owe. Own: cash, investments, retirement accounts, crypto, property at what it would sell for, private stakes at your honest estimate, anything valuable enough to insure. Owe: mortgages, loans, margin, credit cards and, if you are strict, capital you have committed but not yet paid. Kubera shows the total and, next to it, the investable part.

Kubera does not sell data, does not run ads and does not sell financial products. We sell software, so the only person we work for is you. Account connections run through regulated aggregators; Kubera never stores your banking credentials and cannot move your money. How Kubera handles security

No. Plenty of people run Kubera entirely by hand, or with tickers for the public holdings and manual entries for the rest. Connect what you want connected. Some of our most careful users never connect anything and still update the whole balance sheet in ten minutes a month.

They are budgeting or brokerage-first tools, built around US bank feeds and monthly spending. Kubera is a balance sheet: every asset class, every debt, every currency, trusts and entities included, with no advisor waiting at the end of the funnel. If you already have a budgeting app you like, keep it. The longer answer

Kubera connects to institutions in many countries, tracks tickers on every major exchange and holds any currency. Set the currency you think in and the total is shown in it, with the history restated correctly when rates move. Expats and multi-country families are a large part of who uses Kubera. More on multi-currency wealth

Yes. Homes are valued by address, cars by model and year, metals by weight, domains by name, and updated automatically. Anything without a feed gets a manual value with full history, so the chart stays honest.

Kubera takes a daily snapshot from the day you start. You get the chart, growth as an annual rate next to the S&P 500, IRR on the positions that need it, and a Recap of what moved and why. Export anything to a spreadsheet whenever you like.

$250 a year. One price whether you have $250,000 or $2.5 billion, no fee on assets and nothing to upgrade to unless you run trusts and entities, where Kubera Black is $2,500 a year. Fourteen-day trial with everything switched on; pick the plan afterwards.

Yes. Kubera's MCP lets Claude, ChatGPT and other agents read your balance sheet and, if you allow it, update it, so you can ask questions about your own money instead of pasting numbers into a chat. Kubera and AI assistants

If it is investments and performance you care about, the portfolio tracker is the page. If your wealth sits across trusts, companies, countries and family members, start with the wealth tracker. Same product, same price; the pages just start from a different question.