An investment portfolio tracker for shares, ETFs and crypto
A portfolio tracker should do more than list holdings. Compound tracks your shares, ETFs and crypto at live market prices, shows how your money is allocated, and keeps it all beside the rest of your wealth — because your portfolio is one part of a bigger picture, not an island.
Hold investments personally, in a trust or company, or inside a self-managed super fund? Compound tracks each holding under the right entity and rolls them into your total position, so you see both the detail and the whole.
Live prices
Shares and ETFs update from live market data, so your portfolio value is current without manual entry.
Allocation at a glance
See how your wealth is spread across holdings and asset classes.
Shares, ETFs and crypto
Track listed investments and crypto together in one portfolio view.
SMSF, holding by holding
Self-managed super can be tracked position by position, with live prices, alongside your personal portfolio.
In context
Your portfolio sits beside your property, super, cash and net worth — and feeds the year you could reach independence.
Common questions
What can I track with Compound’s portfolio tracker?
Shares and ETFs with live market prices, plus crypto — held personally or across trusts, companies and self-managed super, and rolled into your total net worth.
Does it update share prices automatically?
Yes. Listed shares and ETFs update from live market data on Compound Pro, so you don’t have to re-enter values.
Can I track my SMSF portfolio?
Yes. A self-managed super fund can be tracked holding by holding with live prices, shown on its own or combined with the rest of your wealth.
Is a portfolio tracker all Compound does?
No. The portfolio is one part of Compound’s whole-of-wealth view, which also covers property, super, cash, budgeting and your financial-independence year.
See your portfolio in full context
Compound brings property, super, shares, cash, crypto and business into one view — with your real net worth and the year you could reach financial independence.
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