Netto is a net worth tracker that never asks for your bank login. No Plaid, no aggregators. Add accounts yourself or scan any balance with your camera. Everything stays in your private iCloud, and NorthPack has zero access. One-time purchase, no subscription, no tracking.
Hello Product Hunt
I'm Brian, the solo developer behind NorthPack Studios. Netto is a net worth tracker built on one stubborn decision: it never asks for your bank login.
Every tracker I tried wanted to connect to my accounts through an aggregator, which meant handing my credentials to a third party so it could read my balances forever. I didn't want that. After Mint shut down, a lot of people realized they didn't either.
So Netto works differently. You add your accounts and update balances yourself, or point the Balance Scanner at any app screen and let the camera read the number for you. It takes a couple of minutes, and your data never leaves your own private iCloud. I can't see it. Nobody can.
You get a clean dashboard, your 90-day trend, and your top movers. Pro unlocks full history, projections, insights, and PDF reports. It's a one-time purchase. No subscription, no ads, no tracking, ever.
It's deliberately simple. If you want automatic bank syncing, Netto isn't for you, and that's fine. If you'd rather keep your financial data to yourself, this was built for you.
I'll be your answering questions. Would love your honest feedback.
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@brian_schalk Upvoted. I respect the decision to put privacy first instead of chasing convenience. Wishing you a great launch, Brian.
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How do you handle price updates for investment accounts if the user has to add everything manually, do you pull quotes from somewhere or does the user need to refresh them each time?
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@brian_schalk Upvoted. I respect the decision to put privacy first instead of chasing convenience. Wishing you a great launch, Brian.
How do you handle price updates for investment accounts if the user has to add everything manually, do you pull quotes from somewhere or does the user need to refresh them each time?