Open source · local-first · MIT licensed

Make sense of the whole picture.

WealthWatcher brings net worth, assets, history, budgets, forecasts, and financial independence planning into one calm, private dashboard.

Runs locallyDocker Compose Stores locallyPostgreSQL Built openlyMIT licence
WEALTH WATCHER private workspace
WEALTH WATCHER

Holistic Net Worth

£82,640 +6.8%
Wealth journey1M
01 Jul31 Jul
Asset groupsshare
Cash18%
Investments46%
Property24%
Pensions12%
Monthly savings£1,500
FIRE target2038 forecast

One place for the decisions
behind the numbers.

Track what you have, understand what changed, and explore where your plan could take you—without turning your finances into a spreadsheet maze.

See your whole wealth picture

Bring cash, investments, pensions, property, and custom asset groups into a single net-worth dashboard.

Follow the journey

Review historical values, range changes, peaks, and portfolio share over time.

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Give every pound a job

Organise income, bills, savings, and spending with budget lines that can feed your forecast.

Model the road ahead

Explore illustrative projections with configurable returns, contributions, and historical strategies.

Plan for financial independence

Set a FIRE target, monitor progress, and see estimated target dates and income scenarios.

Sync when you choose

Connect optional read-only provider integrations and keep a clear audit trail of sync activity.

Built to live with your setup.

WealthWatcher is designed as a local-first application. Run the API, browser UI, and PostgreSQL database on a machine or trusted network you control. Saved integration credentials are protected before they are stored.

This is an early-stage, single-user project. Keep it local unless you add the authentication and network controls needed for a public deployment.

Docker Compose readyStart the full stack with one command.
PostgreSQL persistenceKeep your financial history in your own database.
Illustrative forecastsMake assumptions visible; no financial advice claims.

A more useful view of
where you are going.

Read the documentation, run it locally, and help shape what comes next.