What's new on Whole: Your private net worth tracker

Your accounts, in their own currencies

Tue, 03 Nov 2026 12:00:00 +0000

Not everything you own is in the same currency. Maybe you have savings abroad, a pension from a job in another country, or a brokerage account in dollars. Until now, Whole made you convert those amounts yourself. From version 2.7, it does it for you.

A currency per category

With Premium, open a category, tap Currency, and pick the one its amounts are in. You keep entering the amounts you see on your statement, and Whole adds them to your totals in your main currency.

Whole has no ads anymore

Tue, 03 Nov 2026 00:00:00 +0000

Until now, the free version of Whole showed a Google ad banner. From version 2.7, it’s gone, along with the consent form that came with it.

Why

Serving Google ads didn’t fit what I want Whole to be anymore. Whole already didn’t sell your data, and I don’t want to sell your attention either. A net worth app should help you think about your money, not pull your eyes to someone else’s offer.

Sync, and only you can read it

Wed, 28 Oct 2026 00:04:00 +0000

Sync has been on my list for a long time, and I’m happy to say it’s finally here. Add a record on your phone, see it on your tablet. And don’t worry: your finances stay private.

Encrypted on your device

Sync is end-to-end encrypted. Whole locks your data on your device before sending it, and only your devices hold the key. The server stores something it can’t read: nobody can read your amounts, category names, or notes.

Patterns: how your money really moves

Wed, 28 Oct 2026 00:03:00 +0000

By looking at your net worth over several months you can start identifying patterns. Whole now makes that easier for you with the new Patterns tab in Charts. It’s part of Premium.

Month by month

Every month at a glance, marked up, down or not logged. Whole points out your best month, your toughest one, how many months went up, and your longest run of good ones.

Your year, card by card

Wed, 28 Oct 2026 00:02:00 +0000

A year of records tells a story. The new Year recap tells it back to you, one card at a time. It’s free for everyone.

What’s in it

How much you grew, from your first record of the year to your last.
Your year in months: how many went up, and your longest streak.
The highs and the lows: your best and toughest month, with the notes you wrote back then.
What moved the most: the categories that grew the most, what happened to your liabilities, and how your mix shifted.
If next year goes like this one: a range for where you could be a year from now.

When you’ll see it

Your recap is ready once you log December, or on 11 January at the latest. When it is, a card on History lets you know. You can also find every past year in More > Year recap, so if you’ve been using Whole for a while, your older years are already waiting.

Bring your spreadsheet with you

Wed, 28 Oct 2026 00:01:00 +0000

Lots of people track their net worth in a spreadsheet before they find an app. Starting over means losing years of history, but with Whole you don’t have to: it can import CSV and Excel files, laid out in the ways people most often build them.

Three common layouts

Everyone builds their spreadsheet a little differently, so Whole asks instead of guessing wrong. It reads three layouts: dates down a column, dates across the top, or one row per amount. Tell it which one is yours, and what’s in each column.

Charts that tell you why

Thu, 08 Oct 2026 00:00:00 +0000

A line going up or down tells you what happened. It doesn’t tell you why. The new charts do.

Your biggest movers

The Overview tab now lists the categories that changed the most in the period you’re looking at. Colors follow what each change did to your net worth, so a mortgage going down shows up as good news, as you would expect.

Back up to more than one place

Sun, 20 Sep 2026 00:00:00 +0000

Whole could already back up to Google Drive or Dropbox, one at a time. One copy is good, but you know what’s better? Two copies in different places.

As many destinations as you like

You can now set up several destinations at once:

Google Drive
Dropbox
A folder on your phone, new in this version and picked with Android’s file picker. Point it at any folder, even one that another app syncs, and your backups will go there.

Scheduled backups go to all of them too, so if one service ever lets you down, the others still have your data.

Whole 2.0: a fresh start

Wed, 02 Sep 2026 00:00:00 +0000

Whole has been around for a while, and it was showing. For 2.0 I rebuilt most of the app: every screen, every chart, and the way your data is stored. Here’s what you’ll notice.

A new look

The main screens got a fresh, more modern design. The records list is easier to scan, and your current net worth takes the spotlight.