I hold stocks and crypto across a couple of brokerages, and every morning I burned too much time opening two or three apps just to learn nothing about why my money moved. So I built Assetly — an asset management app that pulls my US stocks, ETFs, and crypto onto one screen, then writes me a short brief three times a day: pre-market (8am ET), midday (11am), and after close (4pm).
Each brief covers what moved my money, what's coming up, and what I might want to consider next. I usually listen to mine on the way in, but you can read them too. And you can just ask about your own holdings in plain English, like "what moved my returns this week?"
The idea is simple: a tool that helps you invest more wisely and actually grow your wealth, instead of another dashboard full of numbers you never look at. It connects to US brokerages via SnapTrade. Free. There's an iPhone app, plus a web app Android users can install to the home screen and use like a native app.
Links:
App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id6811739789?pt=129454012&ct=devto&mt=8
Sample briefing (audio): https://hodlerss.github.io/assetly/about.html
Launch video: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/YXRudL7JD-c
Web app (Android): https://hodlerss.github.io/assetly/
What I'd love from you: tear it apart. Does a 3x-a-day brief actually help you make smarter decisions, or is it just noise? Is the brief the right length, the right tone, the right three times? What would make you open it every morning? I read everything.
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Blunt feedback: the 3x a day cadence is the feature and also the risk, since briefings that say "nothing changed" train people to ignore them. I'd ask your first users one thing: which of the three briefings did you act on last week? For collecting that from more people, I built chatform.in, a form that asks follow-ups when answers are vague, which suits a "be blunt" request like this.