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Brevizo is a personal net worth tracking app that gives users one dashboard to see everything they own against everything they owe. Users enter figures for assets like cash, investments, and real estate, and liabilities like mortgages, student loans, and credit cards. The app calculates the total, shows the trend over time, and keeps the picture readable at a glance. No bank connections, no advice, just a clear snapshot.

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

I bought a house last fall and I still…

I bought a house last fall and I still have about 40k in student loans from nursing school. For months I kept meaning to sit down and figure out whether owning the house actually put me ahead or just added a bigger number on both sides. I never did it because the spreadsheet I started got confusing fast.
Brevizo made it simple. I entered the house, the mortgage, my car, the loans, my savings, and my small brokerage account. The dashboard showed me a net worth number I could actually trust, and the breakdown let me see exactly how much of my total was the house versus everything else. I update it once a month now. It take two minutes. The number keeps going up a little, and seeing that matters more than I expected.

3 August 2026
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