Brevizo Recenzje 

I have a 401(k) through work, a Roth I opened two years ago, a savings account, and about 14k left on my student loans. None of that ever felt like one picture until I put it all into Brevizo. Took maybe fifteen minutes. I typed in the balances, picked the categories, and the dashboard just showed me where I stood.
Positive net worth by a decent margin, which honestly I wasn't sure about until I saw it on screen. The trend chart is the part I keep coming back to. I update my numbers every few weeks and it shows the line going in the right direction. That's it.
That's what I wanted...!

I freelance, so my income is inconsistent and I've got a mix of savings, some crypto, a small SEP IRA, and credit card debt that fluctuates. I wasn't sure where to put some of these. Is crypto an investment or personal property?
Is the SEP the same category as a regular retirement account?
I figured it out, but I had to guess on a couple of them. The final number seemed right. But the setup took me longer than the app probably intended, and I still don't know if I categorized everything the way they meant me to.

I put in my numbers and it showed me my net worth. Okay. Now I know. I'm not sure what I'm supposed to do with that information or why I'd come back to update it. Nothing was broken, it just didn't stick for me. Maybe I'm not the right person for this.

I've tracked my personal net worth in a Google Sheet for about six years. It worked, but every quarter I'd spend an hour reformatting things and fixing formulas that broke when I added a row. I tried Brevizo because someone in a finance forum mentioned it. Everything from the sheet transferred in about twenty minutes. Cash, brokerage, the rental property, my business equity estimate, all the debts.

The categories made sense and I didn't have to explain anything to a formula. The trend chart showed the same upward line my sheet showed, which told me the numbers were right. I still keep the old sheet as a backup. But I open Brevizo first now.

I bought a house last fall and I still have about 40k in student loans from nursing school. For months I kept meaning to sit down and figure out whether owning the house actually put me ahead or just added a bigger number on both sides. I never did it because the spreadsheet I started got confusing fast.
Brevizo made it simple. I entered the house, the mortgage, my car, the loans, my savings, and my small brokerage account. The dashboard showed me a net worth number I could actually trust, and the breakdown let me see exactly how much of my total was the house versus everything else. I update it once a month now. It take two minutes. The number keeps going up a little, and seeing that matters more than I expected.