Assets
15 asset types, familiar to every family
Gold bars, wedding gold, land, savings books, insurance, stocks, crypto… Things you own jointly, too.
- Gold bars
- Wedding gold
- Land
- Savings book
- Insurance
- Stocks
- Crypto
Gold in the safe, a plot of land in your parents' name, savings at a few banks, some stocks bought who knows when… Verdant brings it together in one place so your family can keep track.
Verdant is coming soon to the App Store and Google Play.
In six years, the number of brokerage accounts grew almost fivefold. Yet many people still track their assets in a spreadsheet.
One wrong cell can throw off the results — and it’s not easy to notice.
When the person who keeps the file is busy or away, it’s hard for anyone else to find or update it.
What was the family worth six months ago? If you only overwrite with new numbers, the spreadsheet can’t show you the old ones.
Gold bars, wedding gold, land, savings books, insurance, stocks, crypto… Things you own jointly, too.
Mortgage, car loan, credit card… Every payment shows how much went to the loan and how much to interest.
Log money in, money out, transfers and debt payments. At month’s end you can see where it all went.
Open the app and see what your family is worth after debts, whether it’s up or down on last month, and where the money sits.
Holding USD, JPY or another currency? Keep the original foreign amount for reference; the figure counted in your total is in the main currency your family chose.
Somewhere crowded, or handing your phone to someone? One tap hides every figure in the app.
When data is missing, Verdant does not guess. Not enough numbers yet? It stays blank. A wrong number causes more trouble than no number at all.
Do your assets comfortably outweigh your debts?
If you suddenly need cash, how much can you raise right away?
If income stops for a while, how many months can you manage?
Whether it's all sitting in one basket.
Of what comes in each month, how much do you keep?
Works on iPhone and Android. Each family’s data is kept apart by access rules inside the database itself: only people in the household can see it.
Each household’s data is separated by access rules in the database, not just in the app’s screens.
Lose signal or close the app mid-save, and the entry is either saved in full or not at all — never half-written into a wrong number.
Every money calculation has automated checks that run before each update. If a check fails, that update is held back.
No passwords, no reading your texts. We'd rather not hold the key to your safe.
We build tools to record and understand your finances — we don’t recommend specific stocks or financial products.
We keep the product running on subscriptions, not on ads or selling data.
Nobody wants to hand their banking password to an app they don't know. So Verdant is designed never to touch it.
Vietnam's Personal Data Protection Law 91/2025/QH15, in force since 1 Jan 2026. Our policy is written to it — not translated from a foreign template.
Servers in Singapore. That is a cross-border transfer, and we write it into the Policy where you can actually find it.
The activity log is kept for exactly 24 months. Past that it stops showing up at all, even if the cleanup job hiccups.
Verdant is kept going by subscriptions. We don't run ads, don't sell data, and don't take commission from anyone.
Enough to record everything your family owns
Recording is never charged
Get VerdantFor one person who wants to look deeper
Or 294.000đ/year — 50% cheaper than paying monthly
≈ 24.500đ/month — 50% cheaper than paying monthly
Get VerdantEverything in Free, plus:
For the whole household, up to 5 accounts
Or 474.000đ/year — 50% cheaper than paying monthly
≈ 39.500đ/month — 50% cheaper than paying monthly
Get VerdantEverything in Personal, plus:
The first 100 spots, for one account
No renewals, never expires
Get VerdantA thank-you to early users:
Paying yearly is 50% cheaper than paying monthly — two ways to pay, not a limited-time discount.
Recording and exporting your data are always free. When a plan ends only the advanced features stop; your data stays.
The Family plan goes with whoever pays for it. If it lapses everyone can still view; anyone with their own Personal plan doesn't count toward the 5.
Not on sale yet — official prices are announced the day the app reaches the stores.
Verdant doesn't connect to banks because we don't want to ask for or hold your banking password. Besides, the gold in your safe, land in your parents' name or an insurance policy don't sit in any bank account. A few minutes a month updating is also when the family looks at its finances together.
Servers in Singapore, data encrypted at rest, and every household kept separate inside the database itself. Whenever you want your account and data gone, there is a button in the app — no email to send, no one to wait on.
Verdant is built around the family. An asset in one person's name counts for that person; one held jointly is split evenly between its holders; anything the whole family shares sits under Shared — and the parts always add up exactly to the household total. Everyone in the family sees the same figures; a plan only decides how many accounts can record, never who can view.
Personal 49.000đ/month or 294.000đ/year; Family 79.000đ/month or 474.000đ/year for up to 5 accounts (including you); and 100 lifetime spots at 199.000đ for one personal account. Full table just above. Recording and exporting are always free.
You update the values yourself: gold at the shop price you deal with, land at local prices — month-end closing is the easiest moment. Verdant doesn't update gold or land prices from the market, and doesn't value things on your behalf.
You can export all your data to CSV (opens in Excel) any time, free. Download a copy now and then, and your family’s data always stays in your hands.
Spend a few minutes entering things the first time, then update once a month. Open Verdant to see your family’s assets, debts and net worth.
Verdant is coming soon to the App Store and Google Play.