Manalyx was created to solve a simple problem: getting a clear picture of your complete wealth.
Like many private investors, I had assets spread across multiple places: crypto wallets, a brokerage account, physical gold, and a few other positions.
The question I kept asking was simple: what is my actual net worth right now? Getting that answer required opening five different apps and doing mental math that was already outdated by the time I finished.What is my actual net worth right now?
I looked for an existing tool to aggregate everything. Nothing covered all the categories I needed, and nothing kept prices current automatically across crypto, stocks, and commodities.
So I built Manalyx — for myself first. The read-only approach was a conscious decision: trading and managing happens on the platforms themselves. An aggregation layer should never touch your funds.
No tool existed
Nothing covered all asset classes with live prices
One number
Net worth across everything, always current
Read-only by design
Aggregation only. Your funds stay where they are.
Assets scattered across wallets, brokers, banks, and spreadsheets.
Manual spreadsheets never get updated and show incorrect values.
No clear picture of total net worth across all asset classes.
To provide private investors with professional-grade portfolio tracking tools while respecting their privacy and never compromising on data security.
These principles guide everything we build.
Your financial data is sensitive. We treat it that way. No data selling, no unnecessary tracking.
We're clear about what we do with your data and how we make money.
Financial tools shouldn't require a finance degree. Intuitive and accessible.
We display your data as it is. No predictions, no financial advice.
Manalyx is built and operated from the European Union, with servers in the EU and full GDPR compliance.
Manalyx is an independent wealth dashboard for private users, built and operated in Europe. We aggregate the assets you already own — crypto, stocks, real estate, precious metals, watches, vehicles, cash and debt — into one consistent view, without selling that picture to anyone and without pretending to give financial advice. The goal is simple: replace the spreadsheet, not the broker, the bank or the wallet.
Most private investors hold assets across five to ten different apps and accounts. None of them shows the full picture, and the few that try usually require connecting bank logins, sharing positions with third parties, or paying for features that are basic to anyone outside finance.
Manalyx was built to close that gap with a single, mobile-first dashboard that respects the boundaries of a private tool: aggregate, visualise, and stay out of the decision.
Every asset can be added by hand, and where Manalyx connects to the outside world it does so read-only — wallets via public addresses, exchanges via read-only API keys, banking via statement upload. There is no order routing, no withdrawal capability, no way for the app to move your money.
The interface is built mobile-first as a Progressive Web App, installable on iOS, Android and desktop without an app store.
Manalyx does not provide financial, investment or tax advice, and produces no price targets, recommendations or forecasts. We also do not monetise your data: the business model is the optional subscription, not your information. There is a free demo with sample data so you can verify all of this before creating an account.
Manalyx is a small product with strong opinions, and those opinions are the result of three constraints applied consistently. The audience is private individuals, not advisors or institutions. The data posture is read-only across every integration. The infrastructure is EU-only, single-region, with sensitive fields encrypted before storage. What did not shape the product is the desire to be everything to everyone — the long list of features intentionally left out is as important as the list that shipped.
Decisions are made by asking whether they help a single private investor on their phone tonight. Group accounts, advisor seats and white-label deployments would change RLS, audit and pricing in directions that compromise that single-user clarity, so they are not on the roadmap. The result is a product where every screen has one user in mind.
A small team forces hard prioritisation. There is no parallel track adding speculative features that the security model would later have to absorb. Every change passes through the same review for read-only posture, RLS impact and EU-only storage. This is slower in feature count and faster in trust.
Manalyx is not a broker, not a custodian, not an advisor, not a tax service. Stating this clearly on the product page, in the FAQ and at signup is more useful than implying capabilities and disappointing on delivery. The honest framing is also what allows the read-only architecture to stay non-negotiable.
