Pensions, ISAs, the house, the mortgage, the car finance — every account from everyone in your household, added up into a net worth you can watch change.
You type the balances in. Nothing is read from anywhere else.
Clanfolio records numbers. It has no way to make a payment.
Your figures are yours. There are no ads and no data brokers.
The same household on every device, updated the moment it changes.
The problem
A pension from an old job, an ISA in one name, the mortgage in both, a car on finance. Ask most families what they're worth and the honest answer is a shrug.
Over time
Every balance you update adds a point. Over the months, the line tells you what no single statement can: whether your family is actually getting ahead.
Net worth
£238,891.92
+£46,753.92 · +24.3% in 12 months
An example household. Your own chart starts the day you add your first account.
By person
Each account belongs to someone, or to the household. See every person's share, what's joint, and how each part has moved — without anyone reading out balances over dinner.
Upkeep
Update balances puts every account on one screen, so a month's admin is a single pass. Anything that hasn't been touched in a while is flagged, so nothing quietly goes stale.
Assistant
“What's our biggest liability?” “How much is in pensions?” The built-in assistant answers from your household's real figures and nothing else — so it can't invent a number, and it won't tell you what to do.
What's our biggest liability?
Your biggest liability is the Nationwide Mortgage at £250,625.00, held under Household / Shared.
Getting started
Savings, pensions, the house, the mortgage — each with its balance and whose it is.
Send a link. Your partner, or your parents, add what they hold to the same household.
One screen of balances, and the chart shows you exactly where you're heading.
On your phone, your iPad, or any browser — the same household everywhere.
Privacy
No bank connections, so no institution shares anything with us, and we hold nothing you didn't type.
Your connection is encrypted, and your household's data is stored in an encrypted database.
Sign-in is handled by Clerk, a dedicated identity provider. Clanfolio never stores your password.
Export to Excel or CSV whenever you like, and delete your account from inside the app.
One thing worth knowing plainly: everyone you invite into a household can see all of it. There's no per-account privacy between family members yet — so invite the people you're happy to share the full picture with.
FAQ
Something we haven't covered? Help & support has more, and a person at the other end of the email.
One place for everything your family owns and owes — accounts, property, pensions, investments, loans — added up into one real net worth figure you can track over time.
No. It doesn't track the weekly shop or set spending limits. It's about your overall position: what you own, what you owe, and which way it's heading.
No. You type in balances and update them when you like, so the only figures in Clanfolio are the ones you put there. It can't make payments or move money.
Current accounts, savings, ISAs, Premium Bonds, investments, pensions, property, mortgages, loans, car finance, credit cards, companies, insurance and cash — in any currency, including property abroad.
Share an invite link from the app. Whoever opens it signs up (or signs in) and joins your household. The person who set it up is its owner; everyone else is a member.
Yes — everyone in a household sees the whole shared picture. There's no way yet to keep an account private from the rest of the household, so invite people you're happy to share it all with.
Free for 14 days, with no card needed. After that, Clanfolio Family is £4.99 a month or £39.99 a year — one subscription for your whole household, on every device. Exporting and backing up your data is always free.
Any time. Export to Excel or CSV, or download a full backup, from More → Backup & export. Deleting your account is in the app too — see how deletion works.
Bring every account together tonight. It's free to try, and there's no card to enter.
