Stridefly adds up everything you own and everything you owe across every bank, brokerage and retirement account, plus your home and loans. See where you stand today, and how far you've come.
Checking and savings, credit cards, brokerage and retirement accounts, HSAs, 529s and loans, including your mortgage, all add up to one number. You can also add your home, other property, loans and any other account by hand.
Home: net worth and every account
Accounts: grouped by type
Your net worth chart starts the day you start using Stridefly, and grows with you from there. Want to see further back? Import your history from a spreadsheet, or turn on estimated history to fill in your investment accounts for the months before you joined.
Net worth chart: the past year
Connect your banks, brokerages and lenders through Plaid, and their balances update on their own, usually about once a day. For anything else, add the account yourself in a few taps.
Stridefly is built to show the current value of every account. When data isn't available, for example when your bank hasn't sent an update yet, you'll see it clearly labeled with the time it was last updated.
Your balances and history are saved on your phone and sync through your own Apple account. Lock the app with Face ID, or hide your balances when someone's looking over your shoulder. How Stridefly handles your data →
Yes, for connected accounts. They update from your bank, brokerage or lender, usually about once a day. Your home and any accounts you add by hand keep the value you enter until you change it.
Yes. Connect your mortgage through Plaid, or add it by hand. Add your home by hand, and update its value whenever you like.
Yes. Import it from a CSV file, and your chart starts where your records start.
No. You can add every account by hand, or try the app first with sample data in demo mode.
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.