The simplest way to track your family's complete financial picture — without sharing bank credentials or connecting accounts. Know your net worth. Track your growth.

Most net worth trackers want your bank logins, account access, and financial permissions. That is unreasonable for a simple question: how much am I worth, and how is it changing? Finworthly answers it with simple manual entries. You already know your balances — just enter them once a week or month. No bank integrations. No complex setup.
Mutual Funds, Stocks, Fixed Deposits, Recurring Deposits, Gold, Real Estate, Vehicles, EPF, PPF, NPS, SSY, Bank Accounts, Bonds, NCDs, Insurance, Crypto, Home Loans, Car Loans, Personal Loans and Credit Cards — plus custom categories you define yourself. Values display in Lakhs and Crores.
Add family members — spouse, parents, children, HUF — and track everyone's assets in one household. Each member can sign in with their own Google account to update their own holdings, and can never modify anyone else's. The dashboard shows both individual and combined family net worth.
No. Finworthly is 100% manual entry. You never share bank credentials, account numbers, or any financial permissions. You enter your asset values yourself.
Net Worth = Total Assets minus Total Liabilities. Finworthly uses the latest known value of each asset and liability. Investment gains are calculated separately by comparing current value to the invested amount.
Yes. EPF, PPF, NPS and other retirement funds are assets you own and should be included. Including them gives a complete picture of your wealth, which matters for long-term planning.
Add the property as a Real Estate asset at its current market value, and add any home loan as a liability. Your net worth then reflects the equity — property value minus outstanding loan.
Yes. Add a family member's Gmail address and they can sign in independently to view the household dashboard and update their own holdings. They cannot modify other members' data.
Finworthly is built and maintained by Malay Mehta, a software architect. Read more about the project, or see the privacy policy and terms of use.