A net-worth logbook
How long can you afford to live life on your terms?
Know your net worth and see where it’s going. Record everything you own and owe in one place, then build the monthly history behind your decisions.
One portfolio with unlimited snapshots is free. No card. No bank credentials, ever.

Supported instruments
- 50,000+stocks
- 20,000+funds
- 20,000+ETFs
- 1,000+crypto
- 300+metals and commodities
- 160+currencies
Priced automatically, kept up to date.
The cost of not knowing
Your accounts show today. Decisions need the years.
A balance answers what you have. A dated record shows whether your choices are working.
Your finances are spread across bank accounts, investment platforms, property, spreadsheets and expense trackers. Each one shows a fragment.
Focused Capitalist brings the whole position into one monthly number and keeps every snapshot behind it.

The overview
Your whole position on one page.
See your net worth, the change since last month and the three-year trend. Open the next snapshot from the same page.

Start with the first snapshot. No card required.
The evidence
15 years, 181 entries.
I’ve kept a logbook since Aug 2011. One monthly snapshot, ten minutes each. Now it lives in Focused Capitalist.

Marc Fenz
Founder, Focused Capitalist
Why I built Focused Capitalist
I wanted automation, individual tracking and a history I could read.
My spreadsheet got more tangled every year. After a decade, fixing it was no longer the answer.
But what really pushed me to build was a different question: if I combine what I own with what I spend, how long is my runway? That’s where Focused Capitalist is headed. My own portfolio, from individual stocks to gold coins, runs through it.
The missing history
Start the record you will wish you had.
Today’s balances can be recovered. Their history cannot.
Two years from now, you can know whether saving, investing and debt repayment moved your whole position forward.
The first snapshot takes about ten minutes. One portfolio and every snapshot after it are free.

Record the first month while the numbers are still available.