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Your accounts, budget, and portfolio—working together.

Your net worth, a budget that flexes with you, and your investments in depth, from every bank, card, brokerage and retirement account, in one app on your phone.

Stridefly Home: net worth of $87,348, up $197 on the day and $1,606 over the past month, with a rising chart and accounts grouped by type. Stridefly Home: net worth of $87,348, up $197 on the day and $1,606 over the past month, with a rising chart and accounts grouped by type.
A closer look

Start with what you care about most

Because it's one app, what you save each month and how your investments do both show up in your net worth.

If you watch your net worth

Every account, one number

  • Checking, savings, cards, brokerage, retirement, HSA, 529, your home and your loans add up to one net worth.
  • A chart from the past week back to all time.
  • Import years of history from your spreadsheet, so your chart shows your past from day one.
  • Or turn on estimated history for your investment accounts, worked out from your activity and clearly labeled.
Net worth tracking →
Net worth over one year: $87,348, up $197 on the day and about $9,322 (12.33%) over the past year. Net worth over one year: $87,348, up $197 on the day and about $9,322 (12.33%) over the past year.

Net worth chart: the past year

Accounts tab: assets of $401,248 and debts of $313,900, then accounts grouped into checking and savings, investments and retirement, with balances such as Emergency Fund $15,500 and Joint Checking $8,000. Accounts tab: assets of $401,248 and debts of $313,900, then accounts grouped into checking and savings, investments and retirement, with balances such as Emergency Fund $15,500 and Joint Checking $8,000.

Accounts: every account in one place

If you keep a budget

A budget that flexes with you

  • Give each category a monthly or a yearly budget, roll over what you didn't spend, and cover an overspend from another category without changing your total.
  • Bills and subscriptions on a calendar, with what's due this week and a note when one goes up.
  • Goals for an emergency fund, a down payment or paying off a debt. Plan a trip, too, and track its total expenses.
  • Rules sort new transactions as they arrive, and a category you set by hand is never overwritten. Split a purchase or edit many at once.
Budgeting → Transactions →
October budget: income $7,980, expenses $6,694, cash flow up $1,286, with $1,613 saved (20%) and $6,694 spent of a $6,670 budget. October budget: income $7,980, expenses $6,694, cash flow up $1,286, with $1,613 saved (20%) and $6,694 spent of a $6,670 budget.

Budget: your month at a glance

This week card on the Budget tab: a week of days with dots on the days payments are expected, then three monthly bills with the range each is expected to cost. This week card on the Budget tab: a week of days with dots on the days payments are expected, then three monthly bills with the range each is expected to cost.

Recurring: bills due this week

Goals: saving toward 2 goals, $17,900 of $29,500 (61%), with an Emergency fund at $15,500 of $25,000 and a Summer trip at $2,400 of $4,500. Goals: saving toward 2 goals, $17,900 of $29,500 (61%), with an Emergency fund at $15,500 of $25,000 and a Summer trip at $2,400 of $4,500.

Goals: savings and trips in one list

Transactions list for October, $6,694 spent across 52 transactions, with merchants, categories and amounts. Transactions list for October, $6,694 spent across 52 transactions, with merchants, categories and amounts.

Transactions: search, filter and edit in bulk

If you invest

Your investments, with the same care as your budget

  • Every position across your brokerage and retirement accounts, with a stock or fund you hold in several accounts added up to one total. See yours, your partner's or joint.
  • Your allocation by asset class, targets you set, how far you've drifted, and a rebalance plan with buy and sell amounts.
  • Your dividends and interest in one Income view: what you've received over the past year, what's expected over the next, and a calendar of projected payments.
  • A watchlist that alerts you when a price reaches your target entry price, and a Tax Center you can turn on to estimate tax on your gains and dividends.
Investing →
Invest tab: portfolio value of $63,202, up $327 on the day (0.52%) and $2,174 over the past month, compared with the S&P 500, with top positions VXUS and VTI. Invest tab: portfolio value of $63,202, up $327 on the day (0.52%) and $2,174 over the past month, compared with the S&P 500, with top positions VXUS and VTI.

Invest: your whole portfolio at a glance

Rebalance plan: $3,851 to reach targets, with buy and sell amounts by asset class, such as selling $2,671 of Tech Growth and buying $1,096 of Bonds. Rebalance plan: $3,851 to reach targets, with buy and sell amounts by asset class, such as selling $2,671 of Tech Growth and buying $1,096 of Bonds.

Rebalance: a plan back to your targets

Income view: $2,181 received over the last 12 months, an estimated $1,429 for the next 12, a 2.3% yield, $752 in interest, and payers by amount. Income view: $2,181 received over the last 12 months, an estimated $1,429 for the next 12, a 2.3% yield, $752 in interest, and payers by amount.

Income from dividends and interest

Watchlist: next buys near target of $500, then each watched position with its current price and target entry. Watchlist: next buys near target of $500, then each watched position with its current price and target entry.

Watchlist: buy plans you set

Coming from another app or a spreadsheet? See what you keep and what you gain →

Safety and privacy

Built on services you already trust

You sign in with Apple, only when you connect a bank or subscribe, and you connect your banks through Plaid. Your passwords stay with Apple and your bank.

When you connect a bank

  1. Your bank or brokerage You sign in on Plaid's secure screen or on your bank's own site.
  2. Plaid Used by more than 9,000 financial apps, including Robinhood, SoFi and Venmo. Brings in the accounts you choose.
  3. Our connection service Passes your data on to your phone, encrypted. Keeps no copy of your balances, positions or transactions.
  4. Your phone and your iCloud Saved on your phone and in your own iCloud, encrypted by Apple.

How Stridefly keeps your data safe · Privacy Policy

Try it

Look around before you pay or share anything

  • Demo mode. A sample household with net worth, budgets and investing to explore, with no account to make.
  • Free by hand. Accounts you add yourself or import from files are free for as long as you like.
  • Bring your history. Import transactions, positions and years of net worth from CSV files, so you don't start from zero.
  • 30 days free to connect. Connecting a bank starts a 30-day free trial, with no payment details. During the beta, everything is free for testers.
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Questions

Before you sign up

How does Stridefly make money?

From subscriptions. After launch, connecting a bank or brokerage needs a monthly or annual subscription. We don't show ads, and we never sell your personal information or share your financial data for advertising.

Which banks and brokerages can I connect?

Stridefly connects to US banks, card issuers and brokerages through Plaid, bringing in balances, transactions and investments. To check yours, search US institutions in Plaid's coverage explorer (plaid.com/docs/institutions).

Is there an Android app?

Not today. Stridefly is an iPhone app and needs iOS 18 or later.

What happens when the beta ends?

We're running the beta to gather feedback and improve Stridefly based on what testers tell us. When it's ready, we'll launch it publicly on the App Store and email everyone on the waitlist and in the beta. We're aiming for early 2027.

All questions →

Private beta

Want early access?

Stridefly is in private beta and free for testers. We invite people in small groups.

For iPhone (iOS 18 or later), in the US. You'll connect your real accounts.

  1. We email you when your group opens.
  2. You install Stridefly with TestFlight, Apple's free app for trying apps before they reach the App Store. We email you the steps.
  3. You add your accounts and tell us what works and what doesn't. It's a beta, so expect a few rough edges.

We'll use your email only for Stridefly beta and launch updates. See our Privacy Policy.