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A clearer view of what you own

TrackInvestSee the whole picture.

Bring your holdings, accounts, and investment history into a portfolio view that makes sense. Less piecing things together. More understanding where you stand.

Portfolio tracking. Not trading advice.
TI / A LONGER VIEW
Portfolio overviewAccount organizationAllocation breakdownInvestment history
Everything in perspective

Many investments. One clear view.

Move between the portfolio overview and individual holdings without losing the context of the whole.

My portfolio Illustrative data
Total recorded value$125,000
Organized accounts3
Asset groups4
Portfolio mix4 groups

Equities52%

Bonds25%

Property funds13%

Cash10%

Sample records, not a recommended allocationPortfolio / Personal

Illustrative workspace · Sample data

Your portfolio, organized

Keep the details connected.

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01

Holdings together

Organize investments into a single portfolio workflow instead of disconnected notes.

02

Allocation at a glance

Understand how the holdings in your workspace contribute to the overall picture.

03

Account organization

Keep accounts distinct while reviewing them as part of your wider portfolio.

04

A useful history

Preserve the transaction and account context behind your investment record.

05

Portfolio perspective

Review the information you have collected over time without rebuilding a spreadsheet view.

06

Details when you need them

Move from a high-level overview to the holdings that need closer attention.

From first step to everyday work
01

Bring your records together

Set up the accounts and holdings you want to organize.

02

Check the details

Review your records and make sure the portfolio reflects what you intend to track.

03

Keep a regular perspective

Return to a consistent view as your investment records change.

Portfolio notes

A little order goes a long way.

All resources
Getting organized
Getting organized · 1 min read

Start with an investment record you can trust.

Bring the source material together before building the portfolio view.

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Routine
Routine · 1 min read

Make your portfolio review repeatable.

Use the same questions each time you revisit your records.

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Perspective
Perspective · 1 min read

Keep your holdings and your research distinct.

What you own and what you are investigating answer different questions.

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A few things to know

Good questions.
Clear answers.

Does TrackInvest place trades?

This site presents a portfolio tracking and organization product, not a trade-execution service.

Does the preview show a recommended portfolio?

No. All figures and allocations are illustrative and are not investment recommendations.

How is this different from DividendScout?

TrackInvest focuses on investments you already track. DividendScout focuses on discovering and researching companies.

Which account connections are available?

Confirm supported data connections and import requirements during onboarding. Do not assume every broker or account is supported.

Your next chapter

Know where everything stands.

Give your investment records a home and your portfolio a clearer perspective.

Organize your portfolio