Net worth tracker.
+ Sovereignty score.
Track your assets, liabilities, and Bitcoin allocation. Get a sovereignty score and steps to take. Your data saves to your browser without an account.
Net worth is not a measure of liquid cash or a recommendation to hold a particular asset. The sovereignty score is this site's own yardstick, not a rating of your finances: it rewards Bitcoin share, low debt and inflation protection.
Enter assets and debts once
Do not enter home equity if you also enter the mortgage as debt: enter the full home value and the outstanding mortgage separately. Liquid net worth is a separate planning measure; this tracker’s total includes illiquid assets and is not spendable cash. See the definition and worked example.[1]
The question it answersWhat is my net worth, and how self-sovereign is my financial setup?
Rules: United States. Prices: uses the latest daily Bitcoin close in the site’s own data file, not a live quote; no price service is contacted. Privacy: runs in your browser. What you enter stays on your device.
What this tool assumes
- Updates happen locally in your browser; nothing is sent to any server.
- Values are not inflation-adjustedInflation-adjustedAdjusted for rising prices. Some amounts move with inflation, like IRS tax brackets, TIPS principal, or I-bond rates. Others are restated in today's dollars so different years can be compared: by the BLS consumer price index, $30,000 in 1985 bought about what $93,000 buys in 2026.; track the trend, not the absolute number.
All data stays in your browser. Nothing is sent to any server.
HOW THIS IS CALCULATED
This tool runs entirely in your browser: no data is sent to any server. The assumptions and default values behind the result are listed under “What this tool assumes” on this page. Verify the methodology or inspect the source code in your browser's dev tools.
Where to go from here
Sources
Bracketed numbers in the text link to these sources. Figures, rates and rules change: check each source’s date before acting on it.
- SEC Investor.gov, Figure Out Your Finances ↩
Calculators are educational estimates, not financial advice. Disclosures · How pages are reviewed