Stridefly brings your brokerage and retirement accounts from every institution into one place. See how your whole portfolio is doing, and whether it's on track with the plan you've set.
See all your positions together across every account, or open one account to see just what's in it. Hold the same stock or fund in more than one account? Stridefly adds it up into one position and shows which accounts hold it, so you can see how much you really own and whether too much sits in any one investment. Your portfolio's value, today's change and how you compare with the S&P 500 are right at the top. Connect your brokerages through Plaid, or import a CSV file.


Invest: your whole portfolio at a glance


Positions: value and change for each
Decide how you want your money split, for example 60% stocks, 30% bonds and 10% cash. As markets move, your mix shifts away from that plan. Stridefly shows how far each part has moved, so you know when it's time to rebalance.


Allocation: your mix by asset class


Targets: your target mix
When your mix has drifted, Stridefly shows how much to buy or sell in each part to get back to your targets. You decide what to do, and you make any trades with your broker.


Rebalance: a plan back to your targets
Keep a list of investments you'd like to buy, and the price you'd buy them at. You can split a purchase into steps. When a price reaches your level, Buy Radar flags it, and it can notify you if you turn on notifications.


Buy Radar: buy plans you set
See the dividends and interest you've earned over the past year, what to expect over the next twelve months, and when payments are likely to arrive. Every deposit, dividend and trade across your investment accounts is in one list.


Income from dividends and interest
Stridefly is built to show the current value of every position. When data isn't available, for example when a brokerage hasn't sent an update yet, you'll see it clearly labeled with the time it was last updated.
Turn on the Tax Center to estimate the tax on your gains and dividends, using your own tax rates. It's an estimate to help you plan, not tax advice.


Tax Center: an estimate from your own rates
Stridefly helps you track and plan. It doesn't give investment advice or make trades.
Yes. They all sit in one portfolio. View them together, or look at retirement and taxable accounts separately.
No. It shows what to buy or sell to get back to your targets. You make any trades with your broker.
No. It measures your portfolio against the targets you set. It doesn't recommend investments or make trades.
Connect your brokerage through Plaid, or import a CSV file of your positions.
Yes. You see your portfolio's value over time, today's change next to the S&P 500, and how much each position has gained since you bought it.
Stridefly is in private beta. We invite people in small groups, starting in November. Once you're in, you can look around with sample data before you add anything, no account needed.