What’s new

A receiving asset now shows the paying asset instead of repeating its own name in the income ledger.

Asset history now switches only between total return and market value, with tax results kept in the summary.

History charts now space points by calendar date, including income payments between reports.

Compare gross and after-tax return, see withholding, and spot each income payment on the asset chart.

Asset charts and period performance now include dividends, with market value available for comparison.

Record dividends paid into another asset, and enter values for the date a report applies.

The holdings table now shows a “Last Update” column with how many days ago each holding’s value was last recorded, so you can spot ones that need a refresh. The “Update values” dialog also now defaults to today’s date instead of a fixed one.

A new opt-in panel on the dashboard analyzes your portfolio with Claude and surfaces concrete, numbers-based observations — concentration, currency exposure, cash drag, and more. It runs with your own Anthropic API key. Because Anthropic doesn’t allow calls straight from the browser, the request is relayed through MyFreedom’s server to Anthropic — your key and the summary pass through but are never stored or logged.

The gear in the sidebar now opens your account settings — with Account, Preferences, Security, and Sharing split into tabs instead of one long page. Primary currency moved in next to your other preferences, and asset classes and portfolios now live under their own “Classes” section.

The dashboard chart now defaults to the most recent 5 years (or your full history if it is shorter). Double-click the chart to see everything.

The welcome banner now says outright that the example portfolio is just for exploring — anything you edit there is discarded and never stored. Your own data is only saved once you start fresh.

From Profile you can now download every holding with its full value history as a CSV — in the same format used to import, so you can back it up or edit and re-import it.

When you look back at your holdings on a past date, the list now hides any asset you first recorded after that date — even with “Show zero-value” turned on.

You can now reach the homepage while signed in, jump back into the app from the Privacy, Terms, and What’s-new pages, and get home from the sign-in screen. Signing out returns you to the homepage, and the MyFreedom logo in the sidebar takes you to your dashboard.

Your vault now stays unlocked for the rest of the tab as you reload or switch pages, and only asks for your passkey again after 15 minutes of inactivity or when you close the tab.

A “What’s new” page — reachable from the homepage and your account menu — listing every capability we’ve shipped.

Add, name, and revoke passkeys from your profile, so you decide exactly which devices can sign in to your account.

Sign in with a passkey — Face ID, Touch ID, or a security key — after a one-time email verification. No password is ever created or stored.

Your holdings are now encrypted on your device with a key only you hold. We store only scrambled data — no employee, backup, or breach can turn it back into your numbers.

Invite a partner to view one of your accounts — even before they have signed up. Access is revocable at any time.

Removing a partner rotates the account key, giving a hard cutoff so revoked access can never be recovered.

Keep separate accounts and switch between them from the top bar, including any accounts shared with you.

Pick an “as of” date to see exactly what your holdings and net worth were on any day in the past.

Every holding gets its own performance chart, plus month-over-month and 12-month change columns.

Attach a free-text note to any holding to record context you don’t want to forget.

Drag across any time-series chart to zoom into a specific date range.

Click a column header to sort — now on every table in the app.

Every change to your data is recorded to an audit trail you can review from your profile.

Reworked the database with least-privilege roles so each account’s data is strictly walled off from every other.

Group your holdings into portfolios and assign each asset to the one it belongs in.

Bring your existing holdings in all at once by importing a CSV, parsed and encrypted right in your browser.

See each holding in its own currency, with the value in your primary currency shown alongside.

Holdings now convert using the exchange rate from their actual date rather than a flat constant, so your net-worth history is correct.

A new name, a shooting-star logo, and a refreshed interface throughout.

Hide zero-value holdings by default, delete holdings, and show more rows per page.

Choose the single currency your total net worth is reported in.

Your data is backed up every night, encrypted at rest so it stays protected.

Your portfolio is saved to your account and waiting for you next time. Sign-up is open to everyone.

The first release: a multi-currency wealth tracker that brings every asset and currency into a single, honest net-worth number.