Investment Tracker
Privacy
Privacy

Centralized portfolio data belongs in the workspace, not the public site.

These notes describe how Investment Tracker is intended to handle centralized user-provided records and private preview deployments. Last updated May 3, 2026.

At a glance

A centralized workspace with explicit privacy boundaries.

01

Information you provide

The app may store account profile details, imported trade files, transaction records, portfolio settings, allocation targets, and journal entries you create inside the workspace.

02

How the workspace uses data

Your records are centralized to calculate positions, P&L, allocation drift, reports, trading balances, and journal statistics. Public website pages do not expose portfolio data.

03

Broker connectivity

Broker sync is optional and depends on configured SnapTrade credentials. Manual imports remain available when broker connectivity is disabled or not desired.

04

Local and private preview deployments

The project supports local development and private previews. Registration can be open, invite-only, or closed depending on deployment settings.

05

Operational safeguards

Production deployments should use HTTPS, secure cookies, a strong JWT secret, intentional CORS origins, and database migrations managed by the operator.

Related

Security notes explain the deployment posture.

Review the production checklist before using the workspace outside local development.

Investment Tracker
Investment command center

One place for trade records, allocation drift, journal context, reports, and the next portfolio decision.

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finance surfaces unified
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source of review
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spreadsheet chase
Centralize portfolio records without losing the source context.Privacy remains a trust layer, not the whole story.