Net Worth Tracker for Indian Families

Key capabilities

• Assets and liabilities grouped as Equity, Debt and Other
• Live prices for stocks, mutual funds and ETFs; manual entry for everything else
• One figure for a person, or for the entire household
• Historical trend, so you can see direction rather than a snapshot

What it actually tracks

Net worth is the whole picture, not just the investable part. MyArthIQ records everything an Indian household typically holds, in the form it is actually held in.

How the number stays current

Market-linked holdings update themselves; everything else updates when you say so. Stocks, mutual funds and ETFs are priced from a live feed, with an AMFI fallback when a mutual-fund quote fails. Manually-valued assets — gold, property, an FD you know the maturity of — hold the value you last entered, so the figure never silently drifts on a guess.

Household vs personal

Every asset belongs to a profile. The household head sees the consolidated total across every linked member; each member sees their own. Assets marked private stay out of the shared view while still counting in your own.

Excluding things from allocation

Some assets shouldn't drive rebalancing advice — the flat you live in, an ESOP grant you can't sell yet. Flag those as 'exclude from allocation' and they keep counting toward net worth while dropping out of allocation percentages and recommendations.