Tesoren vs Worth It
No account limit, analytics by asset type and month, net worth on any date, and one-step import of your Worth It history.
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The short answer
Choose Worth It if you mainly want a native iPhone and Mac app. Choose Tesoren if you have more than about 20 accounts, want analytics such as monthly changes and allocation over time, or need to see exactly what you were worth on a past date. Tesoren imports your full Worth It history, including archived accounts, in one step.
Try TesorenTesoren vs Worth It at a glance
| Feature | Worth It | Tesoren |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free; Premium $2.50/month | Free |
| Platforms | iPhone and Mac apps | Any browser on iPhone, Android, Mac or PC. Add it to your home screen to open it like an app |
| Number of accounts | Users report a limit of around 20 | No limit on accounts |
| Analytics | Limited | Net worth over time, allocation by asset type, monthly change, best and worst month, year-by-year totals, a chart per account |
| Net worth on a past date | Hard to find | Net worth on any date, by asset type, month by month and year by year |
| Multiple currencies | Yes | 160+ currencies, each account in its own; totals in any currency you choose |
| Moving your data | Excel export | Imports Worth It exports and any spreadsheet or CSV; exports everything to CSV |
Strengths and weaknesses
Worth It Free; Premium $2.50/month
Strengths
- Native apps for iPhone and Mac
- Good, simple interface
- Low price for Premium
Weaknesses
- Users report a limit of around 20 accounts
- No real analytics beyond the basic balance view
- Hard to see how much you had on a specific past date
Tesoren Free
Strengths
- Every asset in any of 160+ currencies, consolidated into one total
- History by asset type, month and year, at past or current exchange rates
- No account limit and no bank connections to break
- Works on any phone or computer; imports Worth It and spreadsheets
Weaknesses
- You update balances yourself (no automatic bank sync)
- No budgeting or transaction tracking
- No native App Store app yet; it runs in the browser
Which one should you choose?
Choose Worth It if…
- You want an app that runs natively on iPhone and Mac
- You track a small number of accounts and only need today's total
Choose Tesoren if…
- You've hit the account limit, or expect to
- You want to see what you were worth on any date and how each asset type moved
- You want monthly and yearly analytics, not just a running balance
- Your accounts are in several currencies and you care how exchange rates affected your history
How to switch from Worth It to Tesoren
Export your data from Worth It as an Excel (.xlsx) file, then in Tesoren open Settings → Import data and choose the file. Tesoren recognizes Worth It exports automatically and brings in every account with its currency, tag, archived status and full value history. You match Worth It tags to Tesoren asset types before importing, and importing the same file twice never creates duplicates.
Frequently asked questions
Can I import my Worth It data into Tesoren?
Yes. Upload the Excel export from Worth It in Settings → Import data. Tesoren detects the format and imports every account, its currency, tag, archived status and complete value history.
Does Tesoren have an account limit like Worth It?
No. You can add as many accounts as you need.
Is there a Tesoren app for iPhone?
Tesoren runs in Safari on iPhone and is designed for mobile first. Add it to your home screen and it opens like an app. There isn't a native App Store app yet.
Can Tesoren show what I was worth on a specific date?
Yes. The history charts show your total and each asset type on every date you recorded, and you can choose whether past values use the exchange rate of that day or today's rate.
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This comparison is based on publicly available information and reports from users as of November 2026. Prices and features change, so check Worth It's website for current details. Worth It is a trademark of its owner; Tesoren isn't affiliated with or endorsed by it. Spotted something out of date? Email support@tesoren.com and we'll fix it.