See what your household owns, owes, and is building
Bring cash, savings, investments, property, vehicles, credit cards, mortgages, and loans into one household total—and keep dated balances to follow change over time.
Free to use today. Manual entry. No bank connection required.
$184,250 net worth
Assets
$392,500
Liabilities
$208,250
Dated household history
June
$176,400
July
$178,900
August
$181,200
September
$184,250
From scattered balances to one household trend
Net worth is most useful when the calculation is transparent and the balances have meaningful dates.
List what the household owns
Add checking, savings, cash, property, vehicles, investments, and other assets with their current balances or estimated values.
Add what the household owes
Record credit cards, mortgages, auto loans, personal loans, and other liabilities as positive outstanding balances.
Update balances over time
Save a date with each balance update so the dashboard can show how the household's assets, liabilities, and net worth have changed.
A transparent assets-minus-liabilities view
Kinpatha keeps the inputs visible so the household total can be understood, checked, and updated.
Household asset coverage
Track cash accounts, savings, investments, property, vehicles, and flexible other-asset entries.
Liabilities in the same total
Include credit cards, mortgages, auto and personal loans, and other debts instead of viewing assets alone.
Dated balance history
Review prior balances for an individual account and the resulting net worth trend on the household dashboard.
One roll-up for authorized members
Accounts recorded by the household contribute to the same shared assets, liabilities, and net worth summary.
Questions households ask
How does Kinpatha calculate net worth?
Can I track property and investments?
Can I calculate net worth without creating an account?
Keep exploring your household's financial picture
Get an immediate assets-minus-liabilities snapshot without creating an account.
Keep liability details and monthly debt payments in the household picture.
Give authorized household members separate access to the same financial workspace.