Commerce · alternatives · 2026
24 alternatives to Quantive
I started tracking my net worth when I started working in 2019 and I used a spreadsheet for that. But, having accounts in multiple currencies and updating it every month got old. I wanted to look at the numbers on my phone in a queue, but ended up rebuilding formulas at my laptop every month. Also, I didn't want to hand my bank logins to a third-party aggregator to get there. So I built the tool I've always wanted: without bank connections, syncing the same dashboard on every device, and making sure the data was encrypted in my browser so the server can't read it. You submit your balances or…
Below are 24 products that do a similar job, ranked by how close each is in meaning and then by launch-day votes.
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Thank you for your comments, just some context: - The app is a simple desktop application that works on macOS, Windows, and Ubuntu. - I developed this app for my own needs. Getting tired of SaaS app subscriptions and privacy concerns. - For now, the activities are logged manually or imported from a CSV file. No integration with Plaid or other platforms. - No monetization is planned for now (only a "buy me a coffee" if you use and appreciate the app).
2024 · wealthfolio.app · its alternatives →
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Everyone’s chasing AI hype. I built a Google Sheet and it quietly took off. In 2020, I made it to track my own finances for income, expenses, savings, yearly summaries etc. I shared it once on Reddit, forgot about it for a year… When I checked back, it had over 130k views and I was honestly stoked! No launch. No funding. No AI. Just a spreadsheet people actually stick with and find useful. I finally gave it a proper home: write-it-down.com Now, more than 2,300 people use it. It’s intentionally boring and that’s why it works. People don’t always need AI. They just need something that actually…
2025 · write-it-down.com · its alternatives →
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Easily track your net worth and find your retirement age
2023 · its alternatives →
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Capitally▲24Hey HN, As someone who geeks out on both investment data and privacy tech, I built Capitally to scratch my own itch. It's encrypted on-device so that once I can afford to hire a second engineer, he cannot peek into my own data! I wanted a way to monitor ALL my investments (stocks, crypto, real estate, angel investments, etc.) in one place and really dig into the data - but without compromising my privacy. Here's how Capitally makes that possible: On the data side: Import data from CSVs, spreadsheets, or any other source via a flexible no-code editor Map any data format into a standardized…
2025 · mycapitally.com · its alternatives →
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Quanty▲104AI powered market analysis platform with GraphQL API
2024 · quanty.ai · its alternatives →
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Hi HN, I built Whisper Money because I was frustrated that every personal finance app wanted full access to my bank credentials, fed my transactions into AI systems, or sold my spending data to third parties. Whisper Money takes a different approach: - *No bank credential sharing* - Import your transactions via CSV/XLS exports from your bank. No Plaid, no OAuth to your bank, no third-party integrations that can get breached. - *No AI snooping* - Your transactions are never fed into AI systems you don't control. - *No third-party data sharing* - Your financial data is never shared with…
Nov 2025 · whisper.money · its alternatives →
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Quantra: a derivatives pricing platform built on an open source C++ QuantLib engine, with a Python orchestration API and a web portal.
2017 · quantra.io · its alternatives →
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Invest in algo-driven, automatically rebalanced portfolios built by quants. Congressional trades, AI stocks, leveraged strategies and more. Start with $50.
2021 · getquantbase.com · its alternatives →
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Simple, Secure, Private way to track your net worth
2025 · trackmynetworth.com · its alternatives →
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Hi HN, A while ago I had a mildly depressing realization. Back in 2010, I had around $60k. Like a "responsible" person, I used it as a down payment on an apartment. Recently, out of curiosity, I calculated what would have happened if I had instead put that money into NVIDIA stock. I should probably add some context. For over 10 years I've worked as a developer on trading platforms and financial infrastructure. I made a rule for myself - never trade on the market. In 2015, when Bitcoin traded about 300 usd, my brother and I were talking about whether it was a bubble. He made a bold claim that…
Feb 2026 · shouldhavebought.com · its alternatives →
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Two stunning templates leveraging cutting-edge features
2025 · productivity.nexus · its alternatives →
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Track your net worth. Private. Simple. Secure.
2025 · networtharc.com · its alternatives →
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Assetli.app▲32Personal finance & net worth, wired to your AI
Aug 2026 · assetli.app · its alternatives →
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Personal Finance & Net Worth Spreadsheets
2025 · cspersonalfinance.io · its alternatives →
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Guapital▲12Track net worth. You're closer to the 1% than you think.
Oct 2025 · guapital.com · its alternatives →
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Track your whole Net worth privately — no account
Aug 2026 · walletlens.live · its alternatives →
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Hi HN, Today I'm launching the Net Worth Tracker by Flow Finance, a beautiful and minimalist Excel template that allows individuals to track their assets, liabilities, income, and spending on a monthly basis. The focus of this template is understanding long-term trends in the incoming and outgoing expenses for an individual—always with a focus on maximising insights while minimising user inputs. This project was created because the alternatives, frankly, are completely overwhelming. A friend of mine introduced me to the FIRE Movement and, after doing deep dives through Reddit, I tried to…
2023 · getflow.finance · its alternatives →
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Clean wealth, net worth & investment tracking
Jul 2026 · wealth-tracker.net · its alternatives →
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