Spreadsheets get the boot. That is the whole company in six words, so the rest of this page is detail.
The mission
Nearly everyone who takes their money seriously ends up building a net worth spreadsheet, and we admire every one of them. The person who built it asked the right question: what do we actually own, and what do we owe? The spreadsheet just cannot keep the answer honest on its own. Formulas break silently, history gets overtyped, the house value fossilises and the pension never makes it in at all. WealthWelly exists to do the clerical work the spreadsheet demanded and never got: dated values, real exchange rates, history that appends rather than overwrites, and reminders when a number goes stale. The discipline stays yours. The drudgery becomes ours.
The family
WealthWelly is the second product from the family that built ParkWelly, the people-powered parking marketplace. We are proud of the relation and it is not just branding: the same boot, the same palette, and the same argument with the same kind of enemy. ParkWelly's fight is with opaque parking pricing; ours is with the DIY spreadsheet. The two products also connect where it genuinely helps: when WealthWelly spots that your driveway is an idle asset, the suggestion comes with a working marketplace attached, because our sister product is the one place we can walk you from the idea to the income in one tap.
What we stand for
Example figures are labelled as examples, estimates as estimates, and unbuilt features are never presented as live. Today WealthWelly is manual first with live currency and crypto pricing; bank feeds arrive under a regulated provider or not at all.
We can never move your money. Not as a feature, not as a mistake. The product records and computes; the money stays where it is.
Export in one click, delete wholesale, no exit fee, no retention dance. We keep customers by being useful, not by being sticky.
Your past net worth is never silently rewritten, by us or by a bug. Corrections leave a visible trail. A record you cannot trust is not a record.
