iPhone App · Privacy First
Understand your real net worth. Keep your privacy on your device.
Built for asset clarity. Offline-ready, locally encrypted, multi-currency by design. Not a bookkeeping app.
What it helps you do
See net worth structure clearly
Total, category, and allocation in one screen.
Manage assets by institution
Banks, brokers, and wallets in one place.
Normalize across currencies
Convert assets to a single primary currency.
No lock-in exports
CSV support; encrypted Vault (.tdf) on Pro.
Stronger privacy posture
Local-first storage with encryption by default.
Global-ready settings
Region/language, primary currency, Face ID/Touch ID.
What it is / what it is not
Taproot is
- An iPhone asset and net worth manager
- Built for cross-institution, multi-currency users
- Focused on asset visibility and privacy control
Taproot is not
- Not a bookkeeping app
- Not centered on daily expense logs and budgeting
- It is an Asset & Net Worth Manager, not a ledger app
Trust Signals For Privacy-Critical Wealth Data
Offline-first operation
Core workflows are usable with no internet connectivity.
Local encrypted storage
Sensitive asset records stay on-device instead of a vendor cloud.
No ad-driven model
The product is funded by subscription, not by selling attention or data.
Designed for financial privacy
Built for users who treat wealth data like confidential documents.
Who It Is For / Not For
Great fit
- Users who want to stop tracking tiny purchases and focus on what actually moves net worth
- People with assets across banks, brokers, wallets, multiple currencies, and multiple countries/regions
- Users who care about privacy, clarity, and long-term net worth visibility
Not the best fit
- Users only needing daily expense logging and budgeting
- Users expecting bank sync automation from cloud integrations
- Users who want a bookkeeping-first ledger workflow
Why $19.9/year Is Rational For This Audience
Privacy-first business model
The subscription keeps the product independent from data monetization.
Ongoing maintenance
Exchange-rate tables, metadata, compatibility, and release QA all continue after purchase.
Focus over feature bloat
You pay for a specialized net worth tool, not a noisy all-in-one finance suite.
Low monthly equivalent
$19.9/year is about $1.66/month for users managing materially larger portfolios.
Plan Snapshot
Free
- Up to 8 assets
- Core net worth view
- CSV import/export
- Good for initial workflow
Pro
- Pro subscription: $19.9/year
- Higher asset capacity and full views
- Encrypted Vault backup/import (.tdf)
- More grouping and advanced management
- Designed for heavier usage
FAQs
How are fiat rates updated in an offline app?
Rates are updated through app releases. New versions are typically shipped monthly or quarterly with built-in rates for that release date. Offline mode keeps using the built-in table from your current version.
How do fiat and crypto conversions work?
Taproot uses a USD-anchored conversion path: map source to USD, then convert to target currency. This keeps rules consistent and easy to explain.
Why is this not a bookkeeping app?
Because the core goal is not logging every daily transaction. The core goal is understanding asset stock, structure, and net worth trend over time.