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An AI portfolio tracker for stocks, crypto and multiple investment accounts. Understand performance, allocation and risk, or explore and analyse new assets; ask an AI assistant about your actual holdings and discuss investment strategy; backtest a suggested trade plan using your transaction history and cash flows. Available on the web, Windows and macOS. Your brokers and exchanges in one place, with an AI assistant that knows your actual holdings.

No card14 days of Pro free, no cardFree plan forever: 3 accounts, 50 assetsPro from €5.75/moThe desktop app stores your portfolio on your computerYour choice of AI: frontier or local LLM, MCP agents (Pro)

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Open the live app: The Fortunest Portfolio tab in its dark theme, on the demo portfolio: portfolio value across four accounts with a donut and its legend, total P/L with TWR and IRR, cash, value per asset as a pie, the value chart against the S&P 500 and MSCI World, and the portfolio heatmap by sector.
Open the live app: The Fortunest Portfolio tab on a phone in its dark theme, on the demo portfolio: portfolio value across four accounts with its donut and today's change, cash, total P/L with time- and money-weighted yearly returns, the start of the value-over-time chart, and the tab bar with the AI assistant button.

The desktop app stores your portfolio on your computerYour choice of AI: frontier or local LLM, MCP agents (Pro)

The real dashboard, on demo data — open the live app and it is yours in a couple of clicks.

Your portfolio, step by step

Import your data

Broker CSVs, read-only API keys, a SnapTrade sign-in at your broker — or manual assets, even from a photo you hand the AI assistant.

See it all in one place

Every account, currency and asset class in one live value — with your cash, total P/L and yearly return.

Perform portfolio analytics

Break the portfolio down by asset, sector or region, see how your holdings move together, and read its diversification and volatility.

Discuss strategy with AI

An assistant that knows your actual holdings and remembers your strategy — on the AI model you choose, a local one included.

Explore markets and watchlists

Market heatmaps over any period, watchlists ranked by P/E and EPS trend, and the earnings and dividends coming up.

Set alerts that matter

Alerts for the whole portfolio, a category like Crypto, or a single stock — in the bell, and by email every day, week or month.

Connect your AI agents

Pro: connect the ChatGPT or Claude app, Codex or another MCP agent — it reads your portfolio, proposes actions, and you approve them.

Share, compare, get inspired

Compare with friends — percentages, never amounts — follow famous investors’ 13F filings, and see each group’s combined portfolio.

Watch the feature film and see every feature →

Beginner to advanced

With Fortunest you can go a great deal deeper into your portfolio than a tracker takes you. Real workflows, from a first portfolio to advanced analysis — every one works in the app today. Pick your level and scroll through.

The assistant's Learn card with the Investing Foundations Course started: its first step answered in the chat.

"I've never invested — where do I even start?"

A guided course in the chat before your first trade: risk, fees and a plan to hold onto — on an empty dashboard.

An illustration of a phone: “Hey Siri — how did my portfolio do this week?” and Fortunest's answer through MCP Agent, with the week's change and what moved it.

"Hey Siri — how did my portfolio do this week?"

A short spoken answer from your portfolio. The MCP Agent iPhone app puts Fortunest behind Siri and Shortcuts — read-only. Set it up.

An illustration of a voice chat with Fortunest connected: the question “Is my tech allocation too heavy?”, a Fortunest tool call, and an answer with the portfolio's own share and target.

"Talk it through with Claude or ChatGPT — on the go."

Add Fortunest as a connector in the Claude or ChatGPT app; in voice mode, answers use your actual holdings, targets and risk.

The Portfolio value card with its account ring opened: four accounts — Degiro, Kraken, IBKR and Revolut — each with its value, its trades and its day's change, and the cash they hold.

"I have accounts at three brokers — what is everything together worth?"

Drop each broker's export, or a whole folder: one combined portfolio, full history.

The Holdings table filtered to Crypto: nine coins of thirty assets, each with quantity, price, value and profit, in the same table as the stocks and funds.

"My crypto lives on Kraken and a Trezor — show it next to my stocks."

Drop the raw exports: staking counted, transfers matched, nothing double-counted.

The Portfolio value chart with a line for the total and one for each of three accounts, picked in the chart's own menu.

"Two people, four accounts — I want them separate and together."

Toggle each source; every account gets its own chart line.

The Total P/L dialog, “every way to read it”: profit over money put in, over net capital, with closed positions, and the time-weighted and money-weighted yearly returns.

"What's my real lifetime return — including what I sold?"

Total P/L includes realised gains; TWR and IRR give your yearly return.

The value chart in Return %: the portfolio's cumulative return against the S&P 500 and MSCI World, with the chart's tooltip reading one day's figures for each line.

"Would I have done better just buying the S&P 500?"

Benchmarks are flow-matched: the same deposits, on the same dates, in the index.

The Allocation dialog: a diversification score out of 100 marked Concentrated, the takeaways that explain it, and bars by region, sector and asset class.

"Am I diversified — or is this secretly one big bet?"

A 0–100 score with plain-language takeaways, backed by six breakdowns.

The Insights & alerts panel opened from the bell: short notes on the technology share, the missing bonds, a holding's week and the cash level, each with an Ask AI button.

"What happened in my portfolio today — and why?"

Insights flag what moved you; the Portfolio brief ✨ links it to the news.

NVIDIA's detail panel opened from the heatmap: price, average purchase price and position value, then the price chart with every buy and sell marked on it.

"Before I add to a position, give me its full story on one screen."

Click any holding: charts with every trade, your average price, news, transactions.

The Dividends & income dialog: income received, the last twelve months and the projected next twelve, a bar per month, and the payers listed with their last payment.

"Which holdings actually pay me — and when's the next payment?"

Income history, a forward projection per holding, and upcoming pay dates.

The display currency switched from USD to EUR in Settings, and the dashboard's value, profit and cash shown in euros.

"My broker reports in dollars — I think in euros or koruna."

Every chart point, trade and dividend converts at that day's rate.

Settings → Data, Other assets: “Apartment in Prague” typed as a new asset with its acquisition price.

"I also own things without a ticker — a flat, some gold."

Add them with a date, price and growth estimate; they join allocation and history.

The Allocation dialog, opened by the assistant after “Go to allocation” was typed to it: the diversification score and the breakdowns by region, sector and asset class.

"Don't make me hunt through the dashboard — just take me there."

Type "Go to allocation": the app switches tab, scrolls to the card, and the assistant comments.

“chip stocks” typed in quotes into the Holdings filter, and the table narrowed by the assistant to the semiconductor holdings.

"Find my holdings by what they are, in plain words."

Quoted phrases filter by meaning: "chip stocks" finds the chipmakers.

A picture of research notes attached in the assistant's chat, and the answer comparing them with the portfolio's own weights.

"Here are my research notes — how does my portfolio compare?"

Attach PDFs or screenshots; answers read them against your holdings.

“Compare me to the S&P 500 in Return % over 5 years” typed to the assistant, and the value chart switched by it to that view.

"Run the whole dashboard from the chat — charts, filters, even new assets."

Typed commands switch benchmarks and ranges, set filters, star favourites — even add a custom asset.

The Trade plan with 20 000 to invest and 5 000 to sell typed into its settings, and the sized buy and sell orders it draws up.

"Put 20 000 in across three names, and sell 5 000 to rebalance while you are at it."

Invest is new money; Sell is separate, its proceeds stay cash. Your limits size the orders. Planner rules.

The what-if simulator after “buy 20 NVDA”: the position's new weight, the diversification score and the portfolio's weighted fundamentals, each before and after.

"Show me what a trade does to my portfolio before I place it."

The what-if previews any buy or sell: new weight, diversification, weighted fundamentals.

The Trade recommendations table: buy candidates ranked by a 0–100 rating with their drivers, what is already owned, and the sell candidates below.

"Help me find candidates and compare them properly."

Rated buy and sell candidates with what drives each rating; Explore compares ~20 fundamentals.

Three stocks starred in the Markets table, and the Favourites heatmap showing them with the day's change.

"Watch stocks I don't own yet — and nudge me when something matters."

Star anything into your watchlist; its fundamentals travel with the assistant.

The Simulator's dollar-cost-averaging plan run: the projected portfolio with its likely range, against the same months without the plan and against the benchmarks.

"I want a DCA plan — and to see where it actually lands me."

The Future Simulator layers your contributions on, with benchmarks alongside.

The time-travel slider dragged back to a day in 2023, and the Portfolio value card showing that day's value, accounts and cash.

"What did my portfolio look like on the day of the crash?"

Time travel puts the whole tab on any past day — holdings, prices, every card.

The Events dialog: the month's calendar with earnings and dividend days marked, and the list of dated events for the holdings.

"It's earnings season — let me follow my companies' results in one place."

Earnings, ex-dividend and pay dates for your holdings on one calendar; Earnings check ✨ digests the reports.

The Taxes tab: the amount that is tax-free to sell today, the next lot to mature, and the tax lots per asset with their tax-free share.

"What can I sell this year without paying tax?"

What is tax-free to sell today, lot by lot, and which lots mature next. On Pro; not tax advice.

Social → Super Investors: the list of well-known investors to follow, opened from the Browse investors button.

"What are the big investors buying — and do I already own any of it?"

Follow a famous investor: their filed portfolio sits beside yours — public, no request needed.

The Social tab: two friends with their returns, and a friend's shared portfolio opened in percentages.

"Compare with friends — without showing anyone my amounts."

Friends see percentages, and only what you choose to share; leaderboards rank returns, risk and diversification.

The assistant's Strategy check: an alignment score, what already fits the written thesis and what to consider changing.

"I wrote down what I believe — does my portfolio still match it?"

Strategy check ✨ scores you against your saved thesis and suggests sized moves.

The Risk dialog: maximum and current drawdown with their dates, yearly volatility, Sharpe and Sortino ratios and the best and worst day.

"Judge my portfolio like a fund — risk-adjusted, not just total return."

Sharpe, Sortino, dated drawdowns, beta, correlation — from time-weighted returns.

The value chart in Drawdown mode: the portfolio's fall from each peak against the S&P 500's, with the tooltip reading one day's depths.

"How deep were my crashes versus the index — and how long to recover?"

Drawdown mode: you underwater against every benchmark; log scale keeps lines readable.

The Simulator's Goal seek with a target of one million: the contribution it solved for and the projected path to the goal.

"Will I reach a million by 2035 — and what if I start withdrawing?"

Goal seek solves the needed contribution; withdrawals project with mirrored benchmarks.

The Portfolio heatmap over five years, zoomed into Technology: each holding's tile sized by value and coloured by its return.

"Which sector and asset class actually drove my last five years?"

The heatmap groups holdings by sector over any range; zoom into one.

NVIDIA's price chart in its detail panel, split-adjusted, with every buy and sell marked and the average purchase price drawn across it.

"Other tools corrupted my history at every stock split. Prove yours doesn't."

Valued at actually-traded prices times the shares you held; ISIN changes merge.

The Taxes tab's Sell optimizer and tax lots.

"Which lots should I sell to owe the least tax?"

Every purchase lot paired against your sells; the sell optimizer picks the cheapest lots to sell. On Pro.

The recommended-trade backtest: the portfolio with the recommended trades against the actual portfolio and against keeping the opening holdings.

"Would following the buy list have beaten the market?"

The trade plan replayed over the last year, using only what was known on each date.

A bar chart of the ten largest holdings by weight, drawn in the chat by the assistant on request.

"Build me the chart I actually want — and let me tune which model does what."

Charts render inline on request; two model slots split reasoning from background work.

The Recent trades table filtered to ETH: 64 of 885 trades, each with its price, units, amount, date and account.

"My crypto ledger is staking, delistings and transfers. Get it right."

Raw Kraken, Binance and Trezor ledgers, reconciled line by line.

An illustration of an agent in a terminal: it calls Fortunest's risk and allocation tools, asks for approval before saving a note, and sums up what it found.

"Let my own agent work on my portfolio — Claude Code, Codex, ChatGPT."

Over MCP an agent reads your portfolio and drives the dashboard; anything it writes waits for your approval. On Pro.

An illustration of the desktop app: the portfolio on disk, the assistant on a local Ollama model, sync and Social off, and an answer from the local model.

"Keep my transactions on my disk and my AI prompts on a local model."

The desktop app with Ollama or LM Studio, hosted sync and Social off. Prices are still fetched by ticker; Pro taxes run on our server.

Real recordings of the app on its synthetic demo portfolio, plus illustrations where a scenario happens outside the app. Hover or click a card to play it. Every scenario runs in the live app today.

Any screen. One dashboard.

One dashboard that adapts to your phone, tablet or computer, with your portfolio and assistant always within reach.

Private by design

Choose where your portfolio lives and who can access it.

Two ways to run Fortunest — pick what fits your needs

Web app On our server

Your browserAny device
HTTPS
Fortunest serverFrankfurt, EU

Your portfolio database

  • API keys & 2FA encrypted at rest
  • Passwords hashed (argon2id)
  • HTTPS only, secure cookies
  • Your data is never sold
tickers only
Market prices
only what you allow
AI modelYou choose which

Any device, nothing to install

Desktop app On your computer

Fortunest appMac (Apple-signed) & Windows
your trades & holdings
Your databaseStored on your disk
questions & answers
Local AILM Studio or Ollama
Your Mac or PC
tickers only
Market pricesTickers only — never your amounts

Your portfolio stays on your disk

Desktop: your portfolio is stored locally

Keep your portfolio database on your Mac or Windows computer; cached analysis works offline. Prices are fetched by ticker; sync, Social and cloud AI are your choice.

Try the web app without an account

Guest data stays in a private server session, with a recovery copy in your browser.

Choose your AI provider

Run a local model or choose a cloud provider you trust. Your model receives the context needed to answer your questions.

Share on your terms

Share portfolio weights and relative performance, never amounts. Choose what friends see and turn sharing off anytime.

Control MCP agent access

Approve each connection and its permissions. Revoke access anytime, and review sensitive changes before they happen.

Privacy & your data →

A nest egg for everyone

Your first hundred deserves the same care as someone else’s million. Fortunest helps you understand your investments, whether you’re starting from zero or managing a portfolio built over years.

  • Start from zero. Learn the essentials with the Investing Foundations Course—no experience or portfolio needed.
  • Understand your portfolio. Guided walkthroughs explain the charts, numbers and tools at your level.
  • Find answers as you go. Built-in explanations and an AI assistant help you make sense of what you’re seeing.
Fortunest on an iPhone: the Portfolio tab with the value-per-asset chart and the largest positions, each with its owned quantity, value and one-week move.

What it costs

Start free, with no account or card. Pro adds tax tools, external agents, higher limits and a monthly AI budget.

Free No account needed to start
€0
Free forever. An account adds saving and social features.
Free 14-day Pro trialAll of Pro for your first 14 days. No card.
  • Holdings, performance, risk & dividends
  • Explore, simulate and plan trades
  • Backtest recommended trades
  • Follow 2 famous investors; create a friend group
  • AI assistant: local or hosted model
  • One-time AI budget with a verified account
  • Up to 3 accounts and 50 assets total
  • 3 watchlists, 20 assets total
  • Portfolio brief in Insights and by email
Create a free accountStarts your free 14-day Pro trial
Pro Yearly saves 18% — two months free
€5.75/month
€69 billed yearly · VAT added at checkout
Or €6.99/month, billed monthly.
Billed at checkout. To try Pro free for 14 days, pick Free.
Everything in Free, and:
  • MCP agents with revocable permissions
  • More investor follows and group analytics
  • Tax lots, sell optimizer & annual gains
  • Unlimited accounts and assets
  • Unlimited watchlists and watched assets
  • Every alert type, plus the portfolio brief
  • AI budget refilled monthly

Cancel any time. Full refund on request within 14 days of your first payment. Prices are shown in euros; at checkout you're billed in your local currency. VAT is added at checkout. Manage your plan · Assistant budget details · All alert types · Tax tools · Terms of service.

Common questions

What is Fortunest?

An AI portfolio tracker you can also talk to from the ChatGPT or Claude app: a personal investment dashboard that puts every broker, exchange and wallet into one live view — performance, allocation, risk and tax — with an AI assistant that reads your actual portfolio. Add Fortunest once as an MCP connector in ChatGPT (custom connectors depend on your plan) or Claude (its free plan allows one custom connector) and ask about your real holdings there; MCP is a Pro feature, included in the 14-day Pro trial every new account starts with. It is an investment dashboard, not an accounting or bookkeeping product. Setup: MCP server.

How much does Fortunest cost?

The core dashboard is free, with no account and no credit card. Pro is €6.99 a month or €69 a year — twelve months for the price of ten, €5.75 a month effective — and adds MCP connections, investor groups, expanded investor follows, tax tools, unlimited accounts and assets. VAT is added at checkout. Every new account starts with a 14-day Pro trial, with no card and nothing to cancel; afterwards anything above the free limits is kept, just hidden, until you go Pro. Details in Pricing.

Which brokers and exchanges does Fortunest support?

Broker CSV exports — Degiro, XTB, Revolut, eToro, Trading 212 and others — plus direct connections to exchanges such as Kraken and Binance, and hundreds of brokerages through SnapTrade. Transfers are matched so nothing is double-counted. The full list lives in Getting your data in.

Can I track assets my broker doesn't know about?

Yes — custom assets cover anything you can put a value on. Tell the assistant what you hold or attach a document, and it records the position for you; real estate, private holdings and collectibles sit in the same dashboard as your stocks.

Can I use Fortunest without an account?

Yes. Open the web app as a guest — no e-mail, no sign-up, no card — and explore the demo portfolio, upload broker CSV exports, connect a supported exchange or broker with a read-only API key, and ask the AI assistant on a one-time guest budget, within the Free plan's 3 accounts and 50 assets. Guest data sits in a private server session that is deleted after 12 hours without a visit, plus a backup in your browser that restores it when you come back in the same browser. Create an account from that browser later and what you built moves into it. An account is needed only for Pro, the Social tab and broker sign-ins through SnapTrade; for a portfolio stored on your own computer, use the desktop app. The details: Using a portfolio tracker without an account.

Where does my portfolio data live?

Guest uploads live in a private server session with a recovery copy in your browser. An account stores the portfolio durably on the server. On the desktop app, the engine and a portfolio database live on your computer, and cached analysis works offline. Optional Pro synchronization also stores portfolio inputs in your hosted account. More in Privacy.

Can I use my own AI model?

Yes — besides the hosted models, the assistant can run against a local model through Ollama or LM Studio, so portfolio questions never have to leave your machine. Setup is in The assistant.

Is there a mobile app?

The web app is built to work well on a phone today, and a native mobile app is in development. The desktop app for Mac & Windows is on the download page.

Does Fortunest give financial advice?

No. Signals, analyses and assistant answers are informational — the assistant explains and teaches, and every decision stays yours.

The desktop app

The same dashboard as a native Mac & Windows app: the engine runs on your computer, your portfolio sits in a database on your own disk.

  • Local by default. Transactions, settings and API keys stay in the app’s data folder. Pro on Mac can sync with the web app and external agents — you pick which dataset to keep; API keys never sync.
  • Prices from a licensed cache. Requests carry ticker symbols — every symbol you hold — never amounts, quantities or values. Logos, SEC filings and rates come from public sources, also by ticker.
  • Local AI. With LM Studio or Ollama the model runs on localhost, so AI questions stay on your machine. Sync and sharing have their own switches.
  • Cached analysis works offline. Dashboard, risk, dividends, simulations and trade recommendations run on the local price cache. The first run needs the network, as do fresh prices, Pro taxes, Social, sync and cloud AI.

The Mac build is signed and notarized by Apple; the Windows build is not code-signed yet. More in Privacy & your data.

Fortunest on a MacBook: portfolio value, cash and total P/L, the value chart against its benchmarks, the sector heatmap and the assistant's portfolio brief beside them.

Check your portfolio with Siri or discuss with Claude or ChatGPT live voice mode

A quick spoken update, or a conversation about your investments — at home or on the go.

  • Siri. Run your portfolio Shortcut to hear the latest value, moves and warnings.
  • Claude. Connect Fortunest and talk through your holdings, strategy and risk in voice mode.
  • ChatGPT. Connect Fortunest, fetch a portfolio summary in text chat first, then switch to live voice in the same chat. Live voice doesn’t refresh connected apps.

External agents need Fortunest Pro. Choose what they can access and revoke connections any time.