Bring portfolio data together
Brokerage sync can display account value, cash, shares acquired, average price, gains, and holdings that still sit outside a pie.
Educational portfolio planning for self-directed users

Create portfolio pies, connect your brokerage data, and review your own ETF and stock allocations in one educational dashboard. WealthPie does not provide investment advice or make decisions for you.
The information shown on WealthPie is for education, organization, and self-directed portfolio review. Users independently search, research, select, and add securities to their own pies. WealthPie does not recommend stocks, ETFs, or securities, and users remain responsible for every investment decision.
WealthPie is built for investors who want a wealth-simple experience: clear account pies, easy ETF and stock allocation tracking, educational context, and portfolio progress without clutter.
Start with one master pie per account, then add child pies or direct stock and ETF slices without losing the big picture.
Set whole-number targets and compare your own portfolio structure without receiving transaction instructions.
Follow account value, cash, gains, dividends, and drift from one calm educational dashboard.
WealthPie uses SnapTrade-powered brokerage connections so investors can sync account values, cash, holdings, shares acquired, average price, and unassigned positions before building a target pie.
Brokerage names are shown for compatibility reference only. Availability varies by brokerage and does not imply endorsement by the brokerage firm.
WealthPie is a pie-based educational planning dashboard for long-term ETF portfolios, individual stock allocation notes, recurring deposit tracking, and account-level organization across TFSA, RRSP, FHSA, and taxable investment accounts.
Build a master portfolio pie for each account, then organize child pies and ETF or stock slices with clear user-defined percentage targets.
Track recurring deposits, dividends, and available cash against targets you define for educational review.
Keep account-specific strategies, cash balances, margin details, and allocation rules separated by goal and account type.
Review current value, market gain, total gain, dividends earned, and target weights before changing your own planning model.
Inspired by modern wealth platforms, WealthPie brings the daily pieces of investing into one place: account structure, cash, target allocations, educational notes, and portfolio progress.
Open account-level master pies, add child pies, and place ETF or stock slices with precise targets.
Track available cash and keep planning notes visible while you review your own portfolio.
Keep a repeatable checklist for reviewing your own cash, holdings, and user-defined targets.
Allocation checks, delete confirmations, and taxable-event warnings keep risky changes visible.
WealthPie keeps the main decision simple: what percentage of each deposit should go to each asset? The app handles the structure around that decision.
Build pies for goals like long-term growth, income, emergency reserves, or sector ideas. Each pie must total exactly 100%.
Drop ETFs and stocks into a pie and assign target weights for your own educational planning model.
Use saved targets as a checklist when you review your portfolio. WealthPie does not decide, submit, or arrange transactions.
A pie is a target allocation. Add ETF or stock slices, set integer percentages, and keep every pie at 100%. When cash is deposited, WealthPie can help you compare that cash against your own saved target model.
Each account has one master pie. It can hold child pies and direct ETF or stock slices.
A second-level pie can hold slices only, so the hierarchy stays understandable.
A stock or ETF position with an integer allocation from 1% to 100%.
A user-controlled checklist for comparing targets, cash, and holdings without submitting transactions.
Set a planning model once, then use it as an educational reference when reviewing deposits, cash, and portfolio drift. Any investment action remains your independent decision.
Every master pie and child pie must add up to exactly 100% before it can be saved.
New deposits, recurring transfers, and dividends can be tracked as cash in your portfolio view.
Compare current holdings with your saved targets for educational review before making your own decisions elsewhere.
Each account gets its own master pie, cash view, and allocation checks, so a TFSA strategy can stay separate from RRSP or FHSA goals.
Tax-free investing account with one master pie.
Long-term retirement allocation with scheduled deposits.
First-home savings goals with ETF and stock slices.
Taxable account with cash and margin visibility.
WealthPie keeps the rules visible while you organize pies, change targets, or review multiple accounts for educational purposes.
Quick answers about pies, slices, and the educational planning flow.
Only the master pie can contain a child pie. Child pies can contain slices only.
A slice can be an ETF or an individual stock selected from the searchable instrument table.
WealthPie can show cash and your saved targets as an educational reference. You decide independently what to do next.
Short product guides for pie-based portfolio planning, allocation guardrails, and self-directed review workflows.
A practical walkthrough of master pies, child pies, and slice targets for account-level investing.
How whole-number allocation rules make portfolio planning easier to review.
A simple educational guide to checking cash, target weights, and portfolio notes before making independent decisions.
Sample review cards for the prototype while live Google review sync is pending.
The pie setup makes target allocation easy to understand. I can see exactly where every deposit should go.
The account view, cash details, and allocation notes feel much cleaner than tracking everything in spreadsheets.
I like that child pies and slices have clear rules. The 100% check helps me catch mistakes before saving.
Open the dashboard, choose an account, and build a 100% educational allocation model for your own review.