Include assets that banks cannot see.
Keep homes, vehicles, land, collections, private companies, and other manually valued holdings beside accounts and investments.
Real-world asset tracking
Add real estate, vehicles, collectibles, crypto, business assets, private investments, and other holdings manually—then keep their values, currencies, and valuation dates inside one financial picture.
Keep homes, vehicles, land, collections, private companies, and other manually valued holdings beside accounts and investments.
A saved value carries a valuation date, while optional acquisition details and notes preserve the context behind the record.
Active asset values join cash, accounts, investments, and liabilities in the selected base-currency net worth total.
What it helps with
Coverage
worthi supports vehicle, real estate, collectible, crypto, business asset, private investment, and other records. The category helps organize the dashboard without forcing unlike assets into a bank account or public-market holding.
Current value
Current value is the amount included in net worth. Acquisition cost and acquisition date are optional reference fields. Keeping them separate prevents purchase price from silently standing in for a current estimate after the market or asset condition has changed.
Valuation history
When a current value or currency changes, worthi records a dated manual valuation and shows the latest valuation date. It does not scrape listing sites, order appraisals, or automatically revalue real-world assets.
Ownership and debt
Record only the ownership scope represented by the net worth statement. For a financed home or vehicle, the cleanest method is normally full current asset value plus the related outstanding debt as a separate liability. That produces equity through subtraction without counting it twice.
Currencies
Each asset carries an enabled currency. worthi preserves that original amount and converts active assets for the selected base-currency total using date-based FX references. A fresh exchange rate does not make an old property or private-company estimate current.
Manual-first tradeoff
Manual entry makes it possible to include assets that have no reliable account feed, but the total is only as current as the values supplied. worthi does not provide appraisal, tax, lending, insurance, or sale-price guarantees.
Questions
Real-world asset tracking adds property and other holdings that may not appear in a bank or brokerage feed to a net worth record. Each asset needs a current value, valuation date, ownership scope, currency, and a consistent update method.
worthi provides categories for vehicles, real estate, collectibles, crypto, business assets, private investments, and other assets. The categories organize the record; the user still decides what belongs in the financial picture.
No. Real-world assets are manual records. The user supplies and updates the value using an estimate, market evidence, statement, or professional valuation appropriate to the asset and purpose.
Saving a changed current value or currency records a dated manual valuation and updates the active asset's contribution to the consolidated net worth calculation. The Assets view shows the latest valuation date.
Use one consistent method. In worthi, the clearest approach is normally to record the full current asset value and keep the outstanding mortgage or loan as a separate liability. Do not also add equity as another asset.
Acquisition cost records what was paid and is optional context. Current value is the estimate used in today's net worth. The two amounts can differ because of depreciation, appreciation, improvements, market conditions, or valuation uncertainty.
Yes. Each asset carries an enabled currency. worthi converts active assets into the selected base currency for the combined view, subject to the same date-based FX reference limitations as other mixed-currency records.
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