The best portfolio tracker apps in 2026

August 27, 2026·12 min read

Seven portfolio tracker apps, all of them installable on both stores, and the number that will decide your choice is not the price. It is the free holdings cap: 10 for Delta, 10 for Sharesight, 10 for Snowball, 15 for Stock Events. Delta is the strongest broker-syncing pick, getquin has the widest bank coverage, and Stock Events is the one built for dividends. Checked August 27, 2026.

The short answer

If you want your positions to appear without typing them, use Delta: it connects to more than 200 brokers, wallets and exchanges, the connections are unlimited even on the free plan, and crypto is treated as a real asset rather than an afterthought. If your accounts are European, getquin reaches more than 2,000 banks and brokers and publishes no holdings cap on its free tier. If you mostly want to know what is paying and when, Stock Events is built around dividends and earnings dates and gives you 15 free slots instead of 10.

If you want depth of analysis, Snowball Analytics benchmarks and rebalances and will hold non-traded assets like property and deposits. If you want records that will still make sense to an accountant in three years, Sharesight is the one, with the caveat that its phone app mirrors portfolios you build on the web rather than letting you build them.

The one thing that separates these, and it is not the price

Every list of portfolio trackers compares subscription costs. In practice almost nobody reaches the paywall by choosing to. They reach it because they added an eleventh holding.

• Delta: 10 assets.
• Sharesight: 10 holdings, and closed positions count, so your history eats the allowance.
• Snowball Analytics: 10 holdings in 1 portfolio, with 1 custom holding.
• Stock Events: 15 stocks, plus 5 more per referral, which is the most generous here.
• StockPlus, ours: 10 tickers, and they are shared with your watchlist, because a position is a watchlist row. That is stricter than it sounds and it is the honest number.
• getquin and Blossom: no cap published at all, which is not the same as unlimited. Neither prints a ceiling anywhere we could find.

How we ranked them

• It has to be an app. Every entry has an App Store and a Play listing we opened on the date shown. Unusually for this kind of list, nothing failed that test: portfolio tracking is the one part of this market where the leaders are already on both stores. There is no web-only section below because there is nothing honest to put in it.
• The free holdings cap, which is the real limit. Four of these publish a free ceiling and it is small: 10, 10, 10 and 15. That number is what you will hit in the first week, so it gets its own column instead of being a clause inside a feature list. Where a vendor claims a free tier and publishes no ceiling, the column says that rather than implying it is unlimited.
• Broker sync against manual entry. These are different products wearing the same name. A syncing tracker answers what you own automatically and needs your brokerage credentials; a manual one needs typing and needs nothing else. Both columns are filled for every entry, because plenty of people want the second and are sold the first.
• Whether the price is checkable, and consistent. Every figure carries the date we read it and a link to the page we read it from. The store-versus-site column exists because these regularly disagree: one vendor advertises an annual price its own App Store listing nearly doubles, and one publishes no price anywhere on its website.
• What we did not weigh. Returns, and anybody's holdings. This is a page about software. Nothing here is investment advice, and no entry is ranked on the performance of the portfolios it displays.

The seven compared

Figures checked August 27, 2026. Dimmed cells record a failure to check rather than a bad answer, and each entry below states exactly what happened when we tried, including the HTTP status where a vendor blocked us. Two did.

The seven, in detail

1. 1. Broker-syncing portfolio app

   Delta

   A mobile portfolio tracker, owned by eToro, that syncs stocks and crypto from 200+ brokers, wallets and exchanges into one balance.

   App Store: Delta by etoroGoogle Play: Delta by etoro

   Best at

   Answering “what is my net worth right now” across accounts that have nothing to do with each other. Unlimited broker, wallet and exchange connections on the free tier is unusually generous, and nothing else here treats crypto as a first-class citizen rather than an afterthought.

   Bad at

   The free holdings cap, which is 10 assets and arrives fast if you hold a normal number of positions. Its pricing is also the least legible in this group: the site advertises one annual figure and the App Store sells six different subscriptions, two of which are nearly double it.

   Price

   PRO $53.88/yr, PRO+ $107.88/yr, with location-dependent pricing

   Verified August 27, 2026

   Read from delta.app/en/pro on 27 August 2026, which required driving a real browser: delta.app returns HTTP 403 to every automated client on every path. Note also that /pricing and /en/pricing are HTTP 404, so the pricing page is /en/pro and links calling it anything else are stale. The page reads “Delta Basic stays Free Forever”, “Track up to 10 assets in your portfolio”, “Unlimited broker, wallet, and exchange connections” and “3 Delta AI uses per month”, with PRO at “$53.88/year*”, PRO+ at “$107.88/year*” and the footnote “* Prices may vary depending on your location.” The App Store listing (id1288676542, seller Opus Labs CVBA) lists six in-app purchases: Delta PRO Monthly at $10.49 and $13.99, Delta PRO Yearly at $58.99 and $99.90, and Delta PRO+ at $13.99 monthly and $107.99 yearly. Both store listings resolved. The Play package io.getdelta.android does not appear in a US Play search for “Delta” and had to be reached directly, which is worth knowing if you go looking for it.

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2. 2. Broker-syncing portfolio app

   getquin

   A European portfolio tracker that imports from more than 2,000 banks and brokers and puts net worth, analysis and a social feed in one app.

   App Store: getquin - Portfolio TrackerGoogle Play: getquin - Portfolio Tracker

   Best at

   Breadth of connections and a free tier with no published holdings cap. If your accounts are European, this is the one on this list most likely to actually recognise your bank, and the free plan still gives you unlimited connections and real-time data.

   Bad at

   Being priced in a currency you may not use, and being quiet about limits. Prices are published in euros excluding tax, the US App Store charges dollars, and the free tier lists features rather than ceilings, so you cannot tell from outside where it stops.

   Price

   Free 0 €/yr, Premium 89,99 €/yr, Wealth 149,99 €/yr, all excluding tax

   Verified August 27, 2026

   Read from www.getquin.com/pricing/ on 27 August 2026 (HTTP 200). Two navigation traps worth recording: the domain is getquin.com and not getquin.io, and /en/pricing, /en/premium and /en/ all return HTTP 404, so the live page carries no locale segment. Tiers are Free “0 € /year”, Premium “89,99 € /year” and Wealth “149,99 € /year”, with the footnote “All prices shown are exclusive of country-specific taxes and fees.” The free column reads “Unlimited bank and broker connections”, “Real-time financial data”, “Comprehensive net worth overview” and “Essential portfolio analysis”, with no holdings number anywhere, which is why that cell says no cap published rather than unlimited. Both store listings resolved, seller QUIN Technologies GmbH on both.

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3. 3. Dividend and events portfolio app

   Stock Events

   A portfolio tracker built around what is about to happen to your holdings: dividends, earnings dates and splits, with brokerage sync sold as a separate add-on.

   App Store: Stock Events Portfolio TrackerGoogle Play: Stock Events Portfolio Tracker

   Best at

   Dividends and calendars. If the reason you open a portfolio app is to see what is paying and when, this is the one built for that question, and its free tier is the most generous holdings cap in the group at 15, extendable by referral.

   Bad at

   Charging separately for the thing three competitors include. Automatic brokerage sync is a $0.99-per-week add-on called Connect on top of Pro, which is an odd shape and easy to miss when you compare the headline $49.99 a year against Delta or getquin.

   Price

   Free $0.00, Pro $49.99/yr

   Verified August 27, 2026

   Read from stockevents.app/en/pricing on 27 August 2026 (HTTP 200). The page is brotli-compressed and a plain fetch without --compressed returns binary, which is worth knowing before concluding the page is broken. Tiers: Free “$0.00 / Always free”, Pro “$49.99 / per year” with “Save 48% on a yearly subscription”, and the add-on Connect at “$0.99 / per week” described as “Auto sync with brokerages, crypto exchanges and wallets. Unlimited connections”. The free column reads “Track up to 15 stocks”, “5 AI messages every 24 hours”, “Earn +5 extra spots per referral”, “Watchlist, portfolio, dividend, and event tracking” and “Manual portfolio updates and community access”. Both store listings resolved, seller Stock Events GmbH.

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4. 4. Analytics-first portfolio tracker

   Snowball Analytics

   A portfolio tracker aimed at people who want to measure the portfolio rather than watch it: benchmarking, rebalancing tools and custom non-traded holdings.

   App Store: Snowball Analytics: StocksGoogle Play: Snowball Analytics: Stocks

   Best at

   Analysis you cannot get from a balance. Benchmarking against an index, a rebalancing tool, and custom holdings that cover loans, deposits and real estate rather than only listed securities.

   Bad at

   A free tier that is a demo. One portfolio, 10 holdings, one custom holding, one watchlist, and broker linking is not in it at all: free users get report imports instead. The real product starts at $79.99 a year.

   Price

   Free 0 forever, Starter $79.99/yr, Investor $149.99/yr, Expert $249.99/yr, all USD

   Verified August 27, 2026

   Read from snowball-analytics.com/pricing on 27 August 2026 (HTTP 200). One trap: the monthly figures are injected by JavaScript, so a static fetch renders “0 / month” on every tier and would suggest the whole product is free. The annual figures are in the delivered HTML: Free “0 forever”, Starter “79.99 / year”, Investor “149.99 / year” marked POPULAR CHOICE, Expert “249.99 / year”, with “* All prices are in USD” and “16% OFF which is 2 months for free”. Paid tiers all show “14-days free trial, no CC”. The monthly numbers quoted above come from the App Store in-app purchase list, cross-checked rather than scraped. The free column reads “1 Portfolio”, “10 Holdings”, “1 Custom holding”, “1 Watchlist”, “Import brokers' reports”, “Limited Benchmarking” and “Limited Rebalance Tool”. Both store listings resolved.

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5. 5. Web portfolio tracker with a companion app

   Sharesight

   A long-running portfolio and tax-reporting service for investors who care about performance and dividend records, with a phone app that mirrors what you build on the web.

   App Store: Sharesight - Portfolio TrackerGoogle Play: Sharesight - Portfolio Tracker

   Best at

   Record-keeping and reporting over years rather than days. Trade confirmation imports, dividend history and performance reporting are what it is actually for, and they are stronger here than in any app-first product on this list.

   Bad at

   Being a phone app, which it is not really. The store listing describes mirroring portfolios you already built, not building them, so the app is a viewer. The free plan is 1 portfolio and 10 holdings including closed positions, which counts your history against you.

   Price

   Free, Starter $7/mo billed annually or $9.33 monthly, Standard $18 or $24, Premium $23.25 or $31, all USD

   Verified August 27, 2026

   Read from sharesight.com/pricing/ on 27 August 2026 (HTTP 200): Free with no price shown, Starter “$7 USD per month billed annually” or “$9.33 USD billed monthly”, Standard “$18 USD” or “$24 USD”, Premium “$23.25 USD” or “$31 USD”, with “*Prices in USD. Taxes may apply.” The free limits are printed as “1 Portfolio”, “10 Holdings (incl. closed)” and “1 Custom group”, and the FAQ states “The Free plan limits you to 10 holdings.” The same FAQ answers the app question directly: “Is the mobile app available for a free plan customer? Yes, anyone can download the mobile app.” Both listings resolved, seller Sharesight Limited on iOS and Sharesight Mobile on Play, neither showing an in-app purchase section. Search caveat: a Play search for “Sharesight” does not return its own app on the first page, so its absence from a search result is not evidence it has no app.

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6. 6. Social portfolio app

   Blossom

   A social investing app where you connect a brokerage and your portfolio becomes something other people can follow, discuss and copy ideas from.

   App Store: Blossom: Social InvestingGoogle Play: Blossom: Social Investing

   Best at

   The part no spreadsheet does. Seeing what other real portfolios hold, with brokerage connections to major US and Canadian brokers, and the ability to track cash, gold and silver alongside listed holdings.

   Bad at

   Publishing a price. There is no pricing page on its website at all, so the only figures we could put in the table came from the App Store. A product that will not name its price on its own site is a product you should price-check inside the app before subscribing.

   Price

   No price published on the vendor site. App Store lists Blossom PRO $8.99/mo or $59.99/yr and Pro Plus $19.99/mo or $119.99/yr

   Not fully verified August 27, 2026

   The stores are verified; the vendor's own pricing is not, and the two should not be conflated. Both listings resolved on 27 August 2026, seller Blossom Social Inc. on both. The pricing failure is specific: blossomsocial.ca 301s to blossomsocial.com, and /pricing, /premium and /plus all return HTTP 200 while serving the single-page-app catch-all whose body reads “404 not found”, so they look alive and are not. pages-sitemap.xml contains no pricing URL and /faq renders empty. The dollar figures in the table therefore come only from the App Store in-app purchase list and describe what Apple will charge, not what the vendor advertises. On the common “is this Canada only” question: the company is Canadian, at 1 University Avenue, Toronto, but the app is listed on the US App Store and US Play store and most of its named brokers are American.

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7. 7. Market-monitoring app with a manual portfolio

   Our app

   StockPlus

   Our app: a watchlist and a daily market briefing, with a hand-entered portfolio attached to it rather than a brokerage connection.

   App Store: StockPlus: AI Market TrackerGoogle Play: StockPlus: AI Market Tracker

   Best at

   Being the market app that also holds your positions, if your positions are few and you would rather not connect a brokerage to anything. Entering a position and seeing live per-holding and total unrealised profit and loss is on the free plan, and the whole thing costs $2.99 a month at most.

   Bad at

   Being a portfolio tracker, judged against the six above. There is no brokerage connection of any kind, no CSV import, no realised profit and loss, no dividend tracking, no multi-currency handling and no crypto. A free user is capped at 10 tickers, and a position is a watchlist row, so your holdings and your watchlist share that allowance. If you want a portfolio tracker rather than a market app, every entry above serves you better.

   Price

   Free; Pro $2.99/mo. Sector allocation is the Pro part

   Verified August 27, 2026

   This is our own product, so treat the row as a description rather than an independent check, and these are the details we would rather you knew before installing than after. Cost basis and unrealised profit and loss, per holding and in total, are free and recompute live off the price feed. Sector allocation is the Pro feature, which the App Store release notes for the current version state in as many words. There is no realised profit and loss, because there is no transaction or lot history: each ticker stores one average price and a share count, so a sale is an edit rather than a record. There are no dividends and no currency conversion. The 10-ticker free limit is the watchlist limit, which positions count against. Extra watchlists are Pro; there is no separate portfolio entity and no second portfolio.

   See what StockPlus does

Three things nobody comparing these mentions

Every one of them already has an app

This sounds like a non-finding until you compare it with the rest of this market. Ask the same question about 13F trackers and six of the nine leaders turn out to be websites; ask it about insider-trading tools and the four strongest have no app either. Portfolio tracking is the one corner where the good products are already on your phone. So there is no web-only section on this page, and the question is not which of these you can install. It is which one will let you type a position in without handing over brokerage credentials.

The store price and the vendor price can differ by a lot

Delta advertises PRO at $53.88 a year on its own site. Its App Store listing sells Delta PRO Yearly at $58.99 and also at $99.90, nearly double the advertised figure. getquin publishes 89,99 € a year excluding tax and charges $89.99 in the US App Store, which is a currency difference rather than a markup but will still not be the number you expected. Snowball and Sharesight sell on the web and carry no in-app purchase line at all, so with those two the price you read is the price you pay. Checking both before you subscribe takes a minute.

A missing pricing page is a finding, not a gap

Blossom publishes no price anywhere on its website. Not a hidden one, not a contact-us one: /pricing, /premium and /plus all return a page that looks alive and whose body says it is a 404, and the sitemap lists no pricing URL. The only figures we could put in the table came from Apple. That is worth knowing before you install something described as free to use.

How to choose in one minute

• You want it to fill itself in: Delta, or getquin if your accounts are European.
• You want to know what is paying and when: Stock Events, and budget for the Connect add-on if you also want automatic sync.
• You want to measure the portfolio, not watch it: Snowball Analytics.
• You want records for tax time: Sharesight, accepting that the app is a viewer.
• You want to see other people’s portfolios: Blossom, and check the price inside the app.
• You hold a handful of positions and will not connect a brokerage to anything: StockPlus, ours, at $2.99 a month, with the 10-ticker limit above in mind.

For the fuller feature tables, see StockPlus vs Delta, StockPlus vs Stock Events and getquin alternatives, each of which states where they beat us.

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