I Couldn't Find a Simple Way to See My Entire Financial Life. So I Built One. Every finance app I tried wanted the same things from me. My email. My phone number. My bank login. My identity handed over before I could even see a dashboard. All I wanted was one clean screen that showed me everything. My stocks. My crypto. My property. My gold. My recurring bills, subscriptions, maid salaries, car services, the money flowing out every single month. And then my bank statements imported, categorized, and visualized so I could finally understand where every dollar was actually going. That tool didn't exist. Spreadsheets got messy after three tabs. Mint wanted my soul. Personal Capital wanted my portfolio so they could sell me advisory services. Every "free" tracker was free until it wasn't, and none of them let me just be anonymous. The real frustration? I didn't need live API connections or algorithmic advice. I needed a place to manually enter what I own, what I owe, what flows in, and what flows out, then see it all visualized clearly. Net worth going up or down. Runway left. Future projections based on my own assumptions. That's it. So I stopped searching and started building. Anonfolio is the tool I wished existed three years ago. Here's what it actually does: All assets in one dashboard. Stocks, crypto, ETFs, gold, real estate, bonds, cash. Enter them manually or import via CSV. No brokerage logins. No API keys. Just your numbers, your math, your assumptions. The dashboard shows your live total net worth, asset allocation breakdown, and growth trajectory in real time. Every liability and expense, categorized. Recurring bills, one-time expenses, subscriptions, active debts. You see exactly what's eating into your wealth every month. The net worth calculation isn't just assets. It's the full picture, inflows minus outflows, with projections for when you'll hit your goals or run out of runway. Bank statement intelligence. Import any bank statement. Set the bank name. The tool parses your transactions. Then you customize. See a line that says "Starbucks Coffee $20"? Create a rule: search "coffee," assign it to a "Starbucks" category. Now every coffee purchase across months of statements gets automatically tagged. You see exactly how much you spent on coffee, groceries, dining, fuel, anything. This is the core feature. Your entire bank flow, summarized and visualized by your own custom categories. Financial toolkit built in. Compound interest calculators, emergency fund planners, finance rules (50/30/20, Rule of 72), and a library of 1000+ quotes from legendary investors. Not filler. Actual decision-support tools that live right next to your data. Privacy by architecture, not by promise. No email. No password. No Google sign-in. No name. You click one button, generate a license key in 10 seconds, and that key is your entire identity. We literally cannot see your data. Zero-knowledge design. Your finances stay yours. Works everywhere. Desktop browser, mobile browser. Save as a home screen shortcut and it behaves like a native app. No app store. No downloads. No updates to manage. Free, and staying free. The core product costs nothing. No trials. No feature gates for individual users. If I ever introduce paid tiers, it will be for power users managing family finances or dozens of asset accounts, and it will be a minimal one-time purchase, not a subscription. The plan is to eventually open-source the entire thing for the community. The goal was never to build another fintech startup. The goal was to build the cleanest, most private, most honest wealth visualization tool that could exist. One screen. All your money. No tricks. If you're the kind of person who checks their portfolio at midnight, who tracks every subscription in a Notes app, who wants to see their financial future projected out on a chart without handing over their identity to do it, this was built for you. Start in 30 seconds. No signup. No email. Just clarity. anonfolio.com

Anonfolio

Track wealth. Stay anonymous.

Track wealth. Stay anonymous.