Fyrgo is a privacy-first net worth tracker. Once a month you log your accounts and investments — no bank links, no sign-up, your data stays on your device. Loans and home equity are tracked automatically. See your net worth over time, allocation and mortgage payoff.
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Hi Product Hunt 👋
I'm Dennis, indie maker of Fyrgo. I built it because I tracked my net worth in a spreadsheet for years but hated two things: the manual mess, and that most "modern" alternatives wanted me to connect my bank accounts through a third party or required daily tracking.
So Fyrgo does the opposite. **No bank links, no account, no cloud** — your data lives on your device (with an export file you fully control). Once a month you spend two minutes logging your accounts and investments. Your loans and home equity are tracked automatically — Fyrgo even builds a full mortgage amortization schedule — and it all rolls up into your net worth over time, allocation and savings rate.
It's on iOS and Android, with a free tier so you can try it on a few months of data before deciding.
I'd genuinely love feedback from this community — especially on what would make you switch from a spreadsheet. Happy to answer anything! 🙏
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The local-only approach is refreshing in a space crowded with apps begging for your bank credentials. Love that mortgage payoff is automated instead of buried behind a paywall.
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@mnevvertumazji Thanks, that genuinely means a lot 🙏 The "no bank logins" part was the whole reason I started building it — I wanted to see my net worth without handing my credentials to a third party. And I agree: things like your mortgage payoff are core to understanding where you stand, so locking them behind a paywall never sat right with me. Curious — are you tracking yours in a spreadsheet today, or another app?
The local-only approach is refreshing in a space crowded with apps begging for your bank credentials. Love that mortgage payoff is automated instead of buried behind a paywall.
@mnevvertumazji Thanks, that genuinely means a lot 🙏 The "no bank logins" part was the whole reason I started building it — I wanted to see my net worth without handing my credentials to a third party. And I agree: things like your mortgage payoff are core to understanding where you stand, so locking them behind a paywall never sat right with me. Curious — are you tracking yours in a spreadsheet today, or another app?