The Best Net Worth Widget Apps for iPhone and Android (2026)
Which apps put your net worth or portfolio value on your home screen? We checked the widgets in Copilot, Origin, Finary, Delta, getquin, Monarch and more.
The Short Answer
If you want your total net worth on your iPhone home screen, four of the apps we checked document a net worth widget: Copilot Money, Origin, Finary and TrackMyStack. On Android the list is shorter: Origin and TrackMyStack. Copilot has no Android app, and Finary’s widget is iPhone-only.
If you only want your investments at a glance, Delta, getquin and Monarch have portfolio widgets on both iPhone and Android, and Delta and getquin also offer lock-screen widgets.
Everything below was checked against each company’s own help center, website or app store listing in October 2026. Widgets change often, so treat this as a snapshot.
Why Put Your Net Worth on Your Home Screen?
A widget answers “how am I doing?” without opening an app, signing in, or getting distracted by the 14 transactions waiting to be categorized. For a long-term investor, a glance at the total and the day’s change can replace opening a brokerage app every hour.
The catch is that a home screen is not private. Anyone who glances at your phone on the train or across the dinner table sees a large number with a currency sign in front of it. A lock-screen widget is more public still: it’s visible without unlocking the phone.
So before you pick a widget for its design, check what it does about that:
- Hide values. TrackMyStack’s iPhone widget has a hide-values button. Monarch’s iPhone budget widget can hide dollar amounts, although Monarch’s help center doesn’t mention this for its investments widget.
- Percentage only. Delta’s portfolio widget has a “Relative Change Only” setting, and Robinhood’s Portfolio widget can be switched to “Percentage only”. “+0.8% today” tells you how your day went without telling the person next to you what you’re worth.
- App locking can hide widgets. Copilot’s help center warns that on iOS 18, its widgets can’t be seen or added if you lock the app with Apple’s “Require Face ID” setting.
What to Look For in a Net Worth Widget
- Net worth or portfolio value. Net worth is everything you own minus everything you owe: cash, investments, property and pensions, minus loans and the mortgage. A portfolio widget shows only investments, and will happily show a record high in the month your credit card bill doubled.
- Daily change. Most widgets show today’s move; Finary and Origin also let you pick a longer timeframe.
- Top movers. Seeing which holdings moved most explains the daily change without opening the app.
- Multiple portfolios. If you track separate pots, such as a pension and a brokerage account, check whether a widget can be set to one portfolio. You can add the same widget more than once, so a per-widget setting gets you several values on one screen.
- iPhone and Android. Several apps here have widgets on only one platform.
- Lock screen. iPhones from iOS 16 and some Android phones support lock-screen widgets, but few finance apps offer one.
- Linked accounts or not. Most of these widgets show data pulled from linked bank and broker accounts, so they’re only as complete as your connections. If you’d rather not hand over logins, see The Best Net Worth Tracker Without Linking Bank Accounts.
- Free or paid. Some apps keep widgets for paying subscribers.
The Apps at a Glance
| App | What the widget shows | iPhone | Android | Accounts |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Copilot Money | Net worth across all accounts, plus account and spending widgets | Yes | No Android app | Linked, manual accounts possible |
| Origin | Net worth over a chosen timeframe; iPhone also has portfolio and top-movers widgets | Yes | Yes (net worth) | Connected accounts |
| Finary | Total worth, net worth or financial assets, over a day, week, month or year | Yes | No (widget is iOS-only) | Synced or manual |
| Delta by eToro | A chosen portfolio, single assets, followed assets, top gainers and losers | Yes, incl. lock screen | Yes; lock screen on supported Samsung phones | Connected or manual |
| getquin | Returns on your combined investments (Premium only) | Yes, incl. lock screen | Yes | Connected or manual |
| Monarch Money | Investments today and over 30 days, against an index on the larger size | Yes | Yes | Linked, manual accounts possible |
| TrackMyStack | Net worth or one portfolio, daily change, top movers (Premium) | Yes | Yes | No linking: manual or import |
Apps With a Net Worth Widget
Copilot Money
Copilot’s Net Worth widget tracks your net worth across all your accounts. Separate widgets cover a single account’s balance and net change, credit cards, spending, budgets and transactions.
Copilot runs on iPhone, iPad, Mac and the web, with no Android app. It’s built around connecting your accounts, though you can create manual accounts too. As of October 2026 it costs $13 a month or $95 a year. Its help center doesn’t mention a hide-values option for widgets.
Origin
Origin’s Net Worth widget, on iPhone and Android, shows assets minus liabilities across every connected account, with a timeframe you can configure to see the trend. On iPhone, Origin also has Portfolio Performance and Top Movers widgets alongside its spending and budget widgets. Origin is built around connected accounts; What Is a Bank Aggregator? explains how those connections usually work.
Finary
Finary’s wealth tracking widget can show your Total Worth, Net Worth or Financial Assets, over a daily, weekly, monthly or yearly range, in a square or rectangular size. It refreshes about every 15 minutes, and opening the app updates it straight away.
The widget is iPhone-only for now, even though Finary itself is on both app stores and the web. Finary syncs with more than 20,000 banks and institutions, and you can add assets by hand when yours can’t be synced.
Apps With a Portfolio Widget
Delta by eToro
Delta has the widest choice of investment widgets: Portfolio, Single Asset, Following and Top Gainers & Losers, plus an NFT widget on iPhone. For each Portfolio widget you choose which portfolio to show, and you can turn on “Relative Change Only”. Delta’s help center notes that the home-screen Portfolio widget shows the 1-day profit or loss, not the total change.
Widgets work on the home screen on iPhone and Android (Android followed in November 2025), and on the lock screen on iPhone and supported Samsung phones. Delta connects to more than 1,600 brokers and banks, plus exchanges and wallets, and you can add transactions by hand. It’s an investment tracker, so the widget shows a portfolio rather than a full net worth.
getquin
getquin’s widgets show your portfolio returns on the home screen on iPhone and Android, and on the iPhone lock screen (iOS 16 or later). Two limits: widgets need getquin Premium, and they only cover your combined investment data, not individual portfolios or bank accounts. getquin connects to brokers and bank accounts, or you can enter trades manually.
Monarch Money
Monarch has no net worth widget, but its Investments widget, on iPhone and Android, shows how all your investments have moved today and over the past 30 days. The larger size compares your portfolio with the S&P 500, US stocks or US bonds. Its other widgets cover budgets, transactions and receipt scanning.
Monarch is built around syncing your accounts, with manual accounts for things that can’t connect. As of October 2026 the Core plan costs $14.99 a month or $99.99 a year, and Plus costs $199.99 a year, both after a 7-day free trial. More in Monarch Money vs TrackMyStack.
Your Broker’s Own App
If everything you own sits with one broker, its app may be enough. Robinhood’s iPhone Portfolio widget, for example, shows your portfolio’s total value, or only the percentage change if you set Display mode to “Percentage only”. It only shows that one broker.
Apps Without a Net Worth Widget (as of October 2026)
- Rocket Money has iPhone widgets for Safe to Spend, upcoming bills, recent transactions and spending, for Premium members only, and none on Android. None of them shows net worth.
- Empower and Kubera: we couldn’t find a home-screen widget in their help centers, websites or App Store and Google Play listings. Comparisons with TrackMyStack are in Empower vs TrackMyStack and Kubera vs TrackMyStack.
TrackMyStack’s Widgets
TrackMyStack is a net worth and portfolio tracker that never asks for a bank or broker login. You add holdings yourself, import a statement, or use an AI assistant. Stocks, ETFs, funds, crypto and precious metals update their prices automatically, and manual holdings cover everything else, including property, pensions, cash, loans and mortgages. So the widget shows your whole net worth, not just the accounts an aggregator could reach.
- iPhone: a “Net worth” widget. The small size shows net worth and daily change; medium and large add your top movers. Set it to your whole account or one portfolio, and use the hide-values button when your phone is on the table.
- Android: a “Net Worth” widget (account total or a single portfolio, with daily change) and a separate “Top Movers” widget.
- Free or Premium: top movers in widgets need Premium. Free accounts get end-of-day prices, updated after the market closes; Premium gets live prices where available.
Because each widget is set to the whole account or one portfolio, you can add one for your total and another for, say, your retirement portfolio. These are home-screen widgets: if you want a number on the lock screen, Delta and getquin do that for investments.
The trade-off of not linking accounts is that manual values, such as a house or a pension, are only as current as your last update. A bulk “Update manual holdings” page, with optional monthly reminders, makes that a quick monthly job. The widgets feature page shows what each widget includes, and you can try the web app first. TrackMyStack is free, with an optional Premium subscription.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which finance apps have an Apple widget that shows my net worth? Copilot Money, Origin, Finary and TrackMyStack all have a net worth widget for iPhone. Delta, getquin and Monarch have iPhone widgets for investments only.
Is there a net worth widget for Android? Yes: Origin and TrackMyStack both have one. For investments only, Delta, getquin and Monarch have Android widgets.
Is there an app with a widget that can show multiple portfolio values? Each widget usually shows one value, but Delta and TrackMyStack let you pick a portfolio per widget, so you can add several side by side.
Can I hide my net worth on the widget? TrackMyStack’s iPhone widget has a hide-values button, Robinhood’s can show only the percentage change, and Delta has a “Relative Change Only” setting. Or keep the widget on your second home screen page.
Is there a lock-screen net worth widget? Delta and getquin offer lock-screen widgets for your investments. None of the net worth widgets in this list document a lock-screen version.
Do I need to link my bank accounts to get a net worth widget? No. Most apps here work best with linked accounts, but Copilot, Monarch, Finary, Delta and getquin also accept manual entries, and TrackMyStack has no account linking at all.
The Bottom Line
Pick a widget with three questions: do you want net worth or just investments, do you need Android, and are you comfortable with the number being visible to anyone near your phone?
For net worth from linked accounts on iPhone, Copilot, Origin and Finary all do it. For investments, Delta has the most options and lock-screen support. If you want your full net worth on iPhone or Android without handing over a bank login, and a hide-values button on iPhone for crowded trains, that’s what TrackMyStack’s widgets were built for.
