Everything in one place

Everything in one place, finally.

One connection brings in every account, a daily snapshot turns the total into a line you can watch move, and the house counts as equity rather than a Zillow number.

app.finode.ai
Net worth
linking…
CH
Chase
One connection
Linking
CheckingChase · ••4417$8,240
SavingsChase · ••9910$26,500
Credit cardChase Sapphire−$2,180
BrokerageChase Invest$184,900
401(k)Fidelity · rolled in$212,400
Mortgageon 14 Alder St−$318,000
Net worth
$0
+$0
6 months
MarMayJulSep
14 Alder St
$247,000
equity · $565k − mortgage
Daily snapshots
184
days of history built

Checking every position can be priced…

Bank & brokerage connectionsScreenshots, PDFs, spreadsheetsLive pricingProperty attached to its mortgage

Why this isn’t in your brokerage app

The three things that only work here.

01

Your brokerage cannot see your mortgage

One balance sheet spans checking, cards, loans, brokerage, the 401(k) and the house — so equity and debt land in the same total instead of five apps you reconcile by hand.

02

A total that admits what it doesn’t know

If a position couldn’t be priced, the number says so and names it. Every other app quietly counts the gap as zero because the math looks cleaner that way.

03

Six months of history from a standing start

Snapshots are written daily from the day you link, so the line exists — rather than a balance that only describes today.

What you get

Six things, on your own accounts.

One connection brings in every account

Link a bank or brokerage once and checking, savings, credit cards, loans, brokerage and your 401(k) all show up together — not five separate setups.

Watch your net worth actually move

A daily snapshot builds the line, so you can see the last six months instead of a number that only exists today.

Add a portfolio by taking a photo of it

Screenshot your brokerage app, upload a PDF statement, drop in a spreadsheet — Finode reads the positions and shows them for you to confirm.

Your house counts properly

Attach the mortgage to the property and you see the equity — what it’s actually worth to you — not just the Zillow number.

It tells you when it’s unsure

If one position couldn’t be priced, the total says so. Nothing is quietly counted as zero to make the math look clean.

One picture for a couple

Both partners, one balance sheet, with control over who sees which account.

What’s underneath

A number you can’t check is decoration.

The same five rules hold on every screen in Finode — including this one.

01

Missing is never zero

A price we couldn’t get marks the total as incomplete. We never round a gap down to make things tidy.

02

Every total says what it left out

Excluded transfers, retirement accounts, unpriced positions — named right beside the number.

03

Our assumptions wear our name

Anything we assumed is labelled as ours, never blended into your figures.

04

Documents are read, not kept

Your statement is parsed for the numbers and discarded — there’s no document vault holding your files.

05

Two-factor by default

On every account. And deleting your account genuinely deletes it — connections revoked, uploads removed, no coming back.

Point this at your accounts.

One connection, or a screenshot of your brokerage app. Everything above starts working the moment you link something.