You want to start by getting the monthly numbers straight
Salary, recurring rent, groceries, savings goals — one clean monthly table instead of a hundred receipts.
+ Asset Management
Your Assets, Only Yours
Bank accounts, stocks, and crypto — all in one view. Your data lives in your Google Sheets, never on our servers.
100% free · Forever · No credit card
+ Inside WalletMap
One clean dashboard for every dollar you own
Bank balances, stocks, crypto, and monthly budget in the same place. Your data never leaves your own Google Sheets — the interface just helps you see it clearly.
Overview: net worth, category balances, and recent activity at a glance (demo data)
Monthly cashflow, made obvious
Salary, rent, commute, groceries — recurring items auto-fill so you always know what’s left over.
TW + US stocks side by side
TSMC, 0050, Apple, NVIDIA in one view. Daily change and portfolio value refresh automatically.
Crypto without the wallet shuffle
BTC, ETH, SOL — cold wallets and exchange balances in the same list, live market value included.
+ Features
Everything You Need, Right Here
Simple, secure, and comprehensive asset management
+ Who it's for
Whatever your money looks like, WalletMap can hold it
From your first month of budgeting to tracking a full multi-asset portfolio.
You hold both TW and US stocks
TSMC, 0050, Apple, NVIDIA in one view. Daily change refreshes automatically — no more switching broker apps.
Your coins are spread across exchanges and cold wallets
Binance, Ledger, MAX — every wallet's position and market value tracked separately, summed into one net worth.
You'd rather not hand financial data to another app
Every financial number stays in your own Google Sheets. Our servers never hold a copy.
+ Privacy First
Your Financial Data, Stays in Your Google Sheets
WalletMap never stores your financial data. Your account info, portfolio, and transaction records all live in your own Google Sheets — only you can access them. Our server only handles authentication and price quotes, never your sensitive data.
Zero data storage — your finances stay in your Google Sheets
Google sign-in — secure and easy, no passwords to remember
Fully transparent — server only handles auth and quotes, never your data
+ How It Works
Three Steps to Get Started
01
Sign In with Google
One click to sign in — WalletMap automatically creates a dedicated spreadsheet in your Google Drive.
02
Set Up Your Assets
Enter your bank accounts, stock positions, and crypto info in your Google Sheets.
03
See the Full Picture
Use charts and reports to understand your overall asset allocation and trends.
+ Pricing
Free, and free to stay.
No subscription. No Premium gate. No upsell. Every feature is open to every user.
- 100% free, forever — that's the promise
- No credit card, no trial period trap
- All features unlocked from day one
- Your financial data lives in your own Google Sheets
See pricing details →Running costs are covered by on-site ads, not user fees.
+ Guides
Step-by-step guides to get you going
Whether you're brand new to tracking money or ready to build a full allocation plan, start here.
Beginner
Getting started with WalletMap
Set up in five minutes and see your first full asset overview.
Read the guide →How it worksGoogle Sheets setup & data
Understand how WalletMap reads your spreadsheet and what you can do directly in Sheets.
Read the guide →PracticalTracking investments end-to-end
From adding your first holding to reading daily change and unrealized P/L.
Read the guide →StrategyAsset allocation basics
Why diversify? Use the WalletMap donut chart to see your real mix at a glance.
Read the guide →+ Latest from the blog
From the WalletMap blog
Budgeting, investing, and privacy — all written for people who want to stay in control of their own money.
2026-07-199 min read
How Big Should Your Emergency Fund Be? The 3／6／12-Month Math
How many months should your emergency fund cover? Learn to size it from essential expenses (not salary), see who needs 3, 6, or 12 months, and where to actually keep it.
Read the article →2026-07-198 min read
The FIRE 4% Rule: How Much Do You Need to Be Financially Free?
How much do you actually need for financial independence? Use the 4% rule and the 25x rule to calculate your FIRE number — plus the withdrawal-rate logic and the real risks behind the rule.
Read the article →2026-07-197 min read
60／30／10, 50／30／20, and the 6-Jar Method: Salary Allocation Compared
How should you split your paycheck? A full comparison of the 60／30／10, 50／30／20, thirds, and 6-jar methods — with real salary math to help you pick a split you can actually stick to.
Read the article →Ready to Take Control of Your Finances?
Free to use — your data, your rules.