Stridefly tracks your investments across your brokerage and retirement accounts in one place on your phone. It values your positions, shows how your mix compares with the targets you set, and says so plainly when a price is stale or a value is estimated.
The Invest tab shows portfolio value over time, how the day compares with the S&P 500, and your top positions. You can scope the view to everything you have connected or imported, by owner, or to taxable versus retirement.
Your whole portfolio
Positions
See which positions live in which account, and how much each brokerage holds. Connect brokerages through Plaid (US institutions today) or import positions from CSV.
When a value is estimated, or a price is stale or incomplete, Stridefly says so next to the number instead of presenting an estimate as exact.
Stridefly breaks your portfolio down by asset class and sub-class. You set the targets. Drift shows how far each one has moved from where you want it. The targets are yours; Stridefly does not tell you what they should be.
Allocation by asset class
Your target mix
Stridefly turns drift into a plan with specific amounts to buy and sell. It is arithmetic against your own targets, not a recommendation, and Stridefly does not place trades.
A plan back to your targets
Add positions to a watchlist, plan to buy in steps at prices you choose, and set price triggers. Triggers show as alerts in the app, and you can turn on notifications on your phone. Buy Radar follows your plan and your targets.
Buy plans you set
See investment income and a dividend calendar, plus recent investment activity.
Income and dividends
Turn on the Tax Center and Stridefly estimates tax on realized gains and dividends using rates you enter. Gains come from connected brokerages or sales you enter by hand. It is an estimate, not tax advice, and not a substitute for a tax professional.
Optional tax estimate
Stridefly tracks. It does not recommend buying or selling anything, promise a return, or execute trades.
Yes, retirement and taxable accounts can sit together, and you can scope the view to either.
No. It shows drift and a plan with amounts. You decide, and you place any trades with your broker.
No. Stridefly shows your own numbers against targets you set. It does not recommend securities or place trades.
Yes. You can import positions by connecting a US brokerage through Plaid or from a CSV file.
Not today. Stridefly does not project a retirement date or a financial-independence number.
The Invest tab shows value over time and the day against the S&P 500. A dedicated performance screen is not part of the app today.
Stridefly is in private beta. Join the waitlist and we will email you when a spot opens. Prefer to look around first? Demo mode lets you explore sample data before you connect anything.