Open Source Kubera Alternatives

A curated collection of the 2 best open source alternatives to Kubera.

The best open source alternative to Kubera is Ghostfolio. If that doesn't suit you, we've compiled a ranked list of other open source Kubera alternatives to help you find a suitable replacement. Other interesting open source alternative to Kubera is Wealthfolio.

Kubera alternatives are mainly Finance & Fintech but may also be Personal Finance Management. Browse these if you want a narrower list of alternatives or looking for a specific functionality of Kubera.

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Open source wealth management software for busy people who track stocks, ETFs and cryptocurrencies across multiple platforms.

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Ghostfolio is wealth management software built with web technology for people who trade stocks, ETFs or cryptocurrencies on more than one platform and want a single view of what they own. It is designed for personal use in continuous operation, and it retires the spreadsheet that most buy and hold investors end up maintaining by hand.

The application is written in TypeScript and organized as an Nx workspace. Its backend runs on NestJS with PostgreSQL through Prisma and Redis for caching, while the frontend is an Angular app styled with Angular Material and utility classes from Bootstrap.

The feature set stays close to what a private portfolio actually needs.

  • Transaction management: create, update and delete transactions across multiple accounts.
  • Performance figures: return on average investment for today, week to date, month to date, year to date, one year, five years and the full history.
  • Portfolio analysis: charts alongside static analysis that flags potential risks in the composition.
  • Import and export: move transactions in and out instead of retyping them.
  • Mobile first app: a progressive web app with dark mode and a distraction free zen mode.

Official container images cover linux/amd64, linux/arm/v7 and linux/arm64, and configuration is a set of environment variables for the database, Redis, JSON web token secrets and data provider keys. A paid cloud tier funds the hosting infrastructure and ongoing development for anyone who would rather not run it themselves.

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Local-first desktop portfolio tracker for investors who want net worth, returns and spending held on their own device.

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Wealthfolio is a private portfolio tracker covering investments, net worth, spending and simulations. Everything is stored locally on the device, so there is no cloud database behind it and no account to create before the first import.

The app ships for Windows, macOS and Linux, with an iOS build and a Docker image for a self-hosted web version. Version 3.7 asks for macOS 12 or newer and iOS 16 or newer; Windows relies on the evergreen WebView2 runtime, while Linux and self-hosted installations should keep WebKitGTK current.

Tracking goes well past a running total of balances.

  • Performance analytics: true time-weighted and money-weighted returns, benchmark comparison and historical analysis.
  • Activity management: import and manage trading activities across accounts and asset types.
  • Goal planning: financial goals tracked together with allocation management.
  • Multi-currency: several currencies at once with exchange rate management.
  • Addon system: a TypeScript SDK with hot reload, a permission model with user consent, custom pages and access to accounts, holdings and market data.

Manual tracking and CSV import are free and stay free. An optional subscription called Wealthfolio Connect adds read-only syncing with more than thirty brokerages and encrypted multi-device sync, covering the cost of those data connections, and the app never requires it.

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