Unify the moving pieces
Daily movement, allocation drift, P&L, and account context sit together instead of being reconciled across tabs.
Investment Tracker brings holdings, trade history, allocation targets, journal notes, and reporting into one connected operating layer.
The page should not make you read every feature to understand the product. Scroll through the layers: each surface connects until the workspace has a single usable picture.
Imports, broker sync, and manual entries start as separate rows, symbols, fees, and dates before they join the same ledger.
Positions, balances, accounts, and target allocation sit in one view so movement no longer needs spreadsheet stitching.
Strategy, entries, exits, and fees stay beside the performance record instead of disappearing into separate notes.
P&L, account behavior, journal outcomes, and allocation movement become one action-ready view.
Imports, broker sync, and manual entries start as separate rows, symbols, fees, and dates before they join the same ledger.
Positions, balances, accounts, and target allocation sit in one view so movement no longer needs spreadsheet stitching.
Strategy, entries, exits, and fees stay beside the performance record instead of disappearing into separate notes.
P&L, account behavior, journal outcomes, and allocation movement become one action-ready view.
The product is organized around centralization: bring in records, connect positions, attach intent, and review outcomes from the same workspace.
See market value, day movement, unrealized P&L, realized YTD, and allocation drift without leaving the connected dashboard.
Daily movement, allocation drift, P&L, and account context sit together instead of being reconciled across tabs.
Imports can be previewed before commit, broker sync stays optional, and manual records use the same destination.
Journal entries preserve why a trade happened, how it was managed, and what the outcome looked like beside the performance record.
Trades arrive through CSV import, broker sync, or manual entry.
Positions, accounts, and portfolios join the same model.
Allocation targets and journal notes add context in place.
Reports read from the centralized record.
Use manual records first, add broker sync later, and bring each finance surface back to the same workspace.