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Personal Asset Tracker

An inventory tracker for everything you own and owe. Add property, vehicles, collectibles, and debts in one place to see your true net worth, allocation, and financial health at a glance.

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Designed for

  • Homeowners tracking property equity and mortgage debt
  • Managing collectibles, vehicles, and alternative assets
  • Preparing net worth summaries for advisors or lenders
  • Portfolios spanning 10 or more asset kinds

Key highlights

  • Net worth dashboard
  • 12-month timeline chart
  • Leverage & liquidity tiles
  • Asset kind badges
  • Active/inactive toggle
  • Public demo route

Technology stack

UI Components

  • shadcn/ui

Libraries

  • Recharts
  • DnD Kit
  • TanStack
  • Framer Motion
  • Rive

Backend

  • Supabase

Deployment

  • Lovable
  • GitHub

About this template

This template gives you a personal inventory tracker that looks professional and you don't need finance software experience or spreadsheet skills to make it work. Add every asset and liability you own as a single row, and the app calculates your net worth, updates a 12-month timeline, and surfaces health metrics that spreadsheets never show.

The technical parts are already handled. A bento dashboard with frosted tiles on a green gradient canvas, a full asset list with kind badges and search, daily net worth snapshots, and derived health indicators including leverage, concentration, and liquidity. All of it done. You can focus on understanding your financial picture rather than wrestling with formulas or pivot tables.

What you get: a landing page with a hero, feature showcase, and testimonials; sign-up and sign-in screens with Google, Apple, and email authentication; a bento Overview dashboard with nine live tiles (net worth hero, timeline chart, holdings breakdown, allocation bar, own vs. owe equation, leverage scale, concentration meters, liquidity split, and an all-time gain sparkline); an Assets list page with filtering by kind and search; and full-page Add and Edit forms for each asset row. There is also a public demo route so visitors can explore the dashboard without signing up.

Most people track net worth in a spreadsheet or ignore it entirely. Banking apps cover cash and listed investments, but they miss property, vehicles, watches, gold, startup equity, and the mortgage attached to all of it. This inventory tracker fills that gap with a single focused app instead of a row-and-column workaround.

Tracking property alongside debt

A home is most people's largest asset, but its value means little without the mortgage sitting next to it. This template lets you enter both the property and the liability, then shows the net position in the Own vs. Owe tile. You see real equity rather than a gross number that overstates your position. The leverage tile tells you what percentage of your total holdings are financed, a metric your bank statement never surfaces.

Monitoring collectibles and alternative assets

Watches, art, wine, gold bars, and startup equity rarely appear in standard finance apps. This template treats them as first-class asset kinds with dedicated badges, so you can track a Rolex Submariner alongside a Vanguard ETF without shoehorning it into a generic category. The concentration tile flags when too much of your wealth sits in a single holding, helping you spot risk before it becomes a problem.

Reviewing allocation over time

The 12-month timeline tile charts your net worth month by month, so you can see whether you are building wealth or losing ground. The allocation bar breaks down holdings by kind, showing at a glance whether you are overweight in property or underweight in liquid assets. For freelancers or consultants with variable income, this view replaces the quarterly review you never get around to scheduling.

Sharing a snapshot with an advisor

When you sit down with a financial planner, accountant, or mortgage broker, they ask the same question: what do you own and what do you owe? Instead of assembling a spreadsheet the night before, you open the Overview and show them a live dashboard. The health tiles give the advisor context that raw numbers do not, and the holdings list names every item in one scrollable view.

Getting Started

1. Remix This Template

Open this template and remix it into your own Lovable project. You get the full bento dashboard, asset list, editor, authentication screens, and public demo route copied into your workspace. If this template is not the right fit, you can remix a different one. No wasted work.

2. Customize Your Brand

Swap the green gradient for your preferred palette by editing the style-pack CSS file. Update the wordmark text and icon in the header. Change the landing page headline and testimonials to match your audience. The frosted tile styling adapts to any accent color, so the bento canvas still looks polished after a palette change.

3. Add Your Content

Sign up through your own app and start entering assets. Type a name, pick a kind (Property, Vehicle, Investment, Collectible, Precious Metal, Private Equity, Other, or Liability), and enter the current value. Each save recalculates your net worth and writes a daily snapshot. Add a note to each row for context: purchase date, model number, interest rate, or whatever helps you remember the details later.

4. Connect Your Tools

The template runs on Supabase for authentication and database storage. Google and Apple OAuth are configured through the Lovable Cloud managed broker, so sign-in works out of the box. If you need email notifications, webhook triggers, or export to a third-party service, add a Supabase Edge Function. The schema is three tables (profiles, assets, net_worth_snapshots) with row-level security on each.

5. Go Live

Publish your app with a custom domain. Share the public demo link with friends or clients who want to see the dashboard before signing up. Your data is private behind row-level security, so each user sees only their own assets and snapshots. The app loads fast because all aggregation happens client-side from cached queries, with no heavy server round-trips on every page view.

Conclusion

This inventory tracker template works for anyone who owns things that standard finance apps ignore. You get a net worth dashboard without building a spreadsheet, health metrics without hiring an advisor, and a timeline view without maintaining formulas. The eight asset kinds cover property, vehicles, investments, collectibles, precious metals, private equity, general items, and liabilities.

Remix this template today and have a working inventory tracker live by this evening. Enter your first three assets, watch the bento tiles populate, and know your real number before you close your laptop.

Features & capabilities

  • Bento Overview Canvas

    Nine frosted tiles on a green gradient surface show net worth, timeline, allocation, and health metrics at a glance without scrolling.

  • Daily Net Worth Snapshots

    Every asset change writes a daily snapshot so the 12-month timeline and all-time gain sparkline always reflect your latest position.

  • Eight Asset Kinds

    Property, Vehicle, Investment, Collectible, Precious Metal, Private Equity, Other, and Liability each get a color-coded badge and icon.

  • Leverage Scale Bar

    See what percentage of your holdings are financed. The bar marks healthy, caution, and high zones so you spot over-leverage early.

  • Concentration Meters

    Top-three assets as a share of total holdings. High concentration flags single-asset risk before it becomes a problem.

  • Liquidity Split Bar

    Compares liquid assets like investments and precious metals against illiquid holdings so you know how much you could access quickly.

  • Kind Filtering and Search

    Filter the asset list by kind or search by name to find any row in seconds, even with dozens of entries.

  • Active and Inactive States

    Toggle an asset to inactive when you sell or retire it. The row dims and drops from all totals without being deleted.

  • Google and Apple OAuth

    Sign in with one tap through the Lovable Cloud managed OAuth broker. Email and password fallback included with confirmation flow.