For Bogleheads and Simple Path investors

Buy the haystack. Track it privately.

You hold a few low-cost index funds and let time do the work.

  • Free for 5 assets
  • $16.99 once, no subscription
  • 4.8 from 38 reviews
Worthy tracking a $1.06M portfolio holding Vanguard Total Stock Market ETF (VTI), with an 80/15/5 stock, bond and cash allocation on target and financial independence income
"Don't look for the needle in the haystack. Just buy the haystack."
John C. Bogle

Own the whole market, keep costs low, and wait. The hard part isn't knowing what to do, it's sticking with it. Worthy is built for investors who already have the plan and just want to see it working.

The simple path, tracked

Four habits from The Simple Path to Wealth, and how Worthy shows each one paying off.

01 Spend less than you earn

See the gap grow

Worthy splits every change in your net worth into what you put in and what the market added, so you can see your savings rate doing its work.

Worthy net worth gains for the past month: a new $50K chequing balance next to +$37,724 of market growth on VTI
02 Invest the surplus in index funds

Your funds, priced for you

Add VTSAX, VTI, VXUS, BND or whatever you hold once. Prices update automatically, across your 401(k), IRA, HSA and taxable accounts.

Worthy pricing VTSAX automatically at $181.59, powered by EODHD with a 15-minute delay
03 Avoid debt

Watch what you owe shrink

Mortgages and loans amortize on schedule by themselves, so your debt goes down in the app the same way it does in real life.

Worthy debts chart: $448K owed in total, down $10,000 in the past 7 days
04 Stay the course

Hold your allocation

Set a target split like 80/15/5 and Worthy shows your actual split next to it, so you can see when it's time to rebalance. No trade buttons, no hot tips, no market news feed.

Worthy asset allocation: $975.74K split 80% equities, 13% bonds and 7% cash against an 80/15/5 target, marked on target

Know your freedom number

JL Collins calls it F-you money: enough invested that work becomes optional. The common rule of thumb is 25 times what you spend in a year, the flip side of a 4% withdrawal rate.

Worthy tells you when you've reached the point where you could stop saving and let growth carry you to your goal, and what your portfolio could already pay you each year, for life.

Try the free FI calculator →
Worthy financial independence card marked Coasting: $657.82K could grow to about $2.84M by 65 without further saving, with $26.31K a year of hands-off income for life

Low cost, low noise

You cut fees and complexity out of your portfolio. Your tracker should do the same.

  • No brokerage logins

    Nothing connects to Vanguard, Fidelity or Schwab. No credentials stored, no sync to babysit.

  • No subscription

    You fought for a 0.04% expense ratio. Don't pay $100 a year to look at it.

  • No data on a server

    Your balances live on your device. Back up to your own Google Drive, encrypted, if you want a copy.

"This app is fantastic for any DIY investors interested in building and maintaining wealth in a data-driven, disciplined, and informed way, minus the spreadsheets. Love that all the data is kept locally in an encrypted fashion, and is not being sold for ads."
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The lowest expense ratio there is

No yearly fee quietly compounding against you.

Free to try: up to 5 assets, every feature.

$16.99 USD

Unlimited assets. Pay once, yours forever.

  • Unlimited assets, debts, and accounts
  • Auto stock & crypto price updates
  • Registered & tax-advantaged account support
  • 100% private, on-device storage
  • No bank connection required

30-day money-back guarantee

Questions index investors ask

Is it free?

Yes. Download free and track up to 5 assets with every feature. A simple three-fund portfolio fits. Pay once only when you need more.

How do I set up a three-fund portfolio?

Create an account, add each fund by ticker and number of shares, and you are done. It takes about a minute, and prices stay current from then on.

Can I track my 401(k), IRA, Roth and HSA separately?

Yes. Create an account for each one and add the funds inside it. Worthy shows each account on its own and rolls everything up into one net worth number.

Will it tell me what to buy?

No. Worthy doesn't give investment advice, rank funds or suggest trades. It shows you where you stand, and the strategy stays yours.

Is Worthy affiliated with JL Collins or the Bogleheads?

No. Worthy is an independent app, built for people who invest this way.

Set it up once. Let time do the rest.

Free to try: up to 5 assets, every feature. Unlock unlimited for $16.99, once.

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