Track net worth & asset trends at a glance
Record total assets and liabilities to track net worth over time. Check your financial trajectory with timeline charts and change rates.
Instead of logging every purchase, record your total assets and liabilities once a month or quarter. Asset Log calculates net worth and shows how it has changed in a calm iOS app.
Currently available on iOS.
Record total assets and liabilities to track net worth over time. Check your financial trajectory with timeline charts and change rates.
Instead of tracking daily receipts, quickly enter total assets and liabilities. Numbers are formatted with commas, and net worth is computed instantly.
View your net worth history in chronological order with delta changes against prior records. One record per date keeps your history neat.
Compare changes in net worth against the prior entry, six months ago, or one year ago. Review how your finances shifted with clear numbers.
All data stays stored on your device without linking financial accounts. Export or restore your data anytime with local backup files.
Enter total assets and liabilities for a date and Asset Log calculates net worth. You can keep one record for each date.
Compare with the previous record, six months ago, or one year ago, then view assets, net worth, and liabilities over six months, one year, or all time.
Optionally enable monthly or quarterly reminders scheduled on your device. The notification does not include your balance amounts.
Export all records and settings to a file, then restore the complete backup after confirmation.
Records stay on your device without external accounts or cloud sync. No bank connections or financial credentials are collected.
Select your preferred currency symbol such as KRW, USD, or EUR, keeping your records quiet and free from financial ads.
Records are kept on your device without an Asset Log account or automatic sync. When needed, create a backup file and keep it in a location you choose.
Asset Log does not connect to banks or import transactions. Changing the display currency does not convert the numbers you entered, and important financial decisions should be checked against original records and qualified advice.