Patrice is a Finary alternative for tracking your net worth without a bank connection. You enter your figures yourself, a few minutes a month; share and ETF prices update on their own. French tax rules and rental management are built in. Premium costs €49 a year for two logins, compared with €149.99 for Finary Plus.
| Patrice | Finary | |
|---|---|---|
| Bank connection | Never: manual entry or spreadsheet import | Automatic sync (2 on the free plan, unlimited on paid plans); manual entry possible |
| Updates | A few minutes a month; share and ETF prices automatic | Automatic for synced accounts |
| Property value | Estimated from actual sales (DVF in France), free | Property tracking |
| Rental management | Leases, rent, arrears, receipts, help with French form 2044 (Premium) | Not mentioned on its pricing page |
| For couples | Free sharing; one Premium covers both logins | Family mode with Finary Plus and Pro |
| Investing from the app | No: Patrice sells no financial product | Yes: assurance-vie, crypto, stocks |
| Yearly price | Free; Premium €49 | Free; Lite €54.99; Plus €149.99; Pro €349.99 |
Finary is the best-known wealth tracker in France, and for good reason.
Connect your accounts once and balances follow without you. With ten accounts across six institutions, that is real comfort.
Finary lets you invest from its app: assurance-vie, crypto, stocks. Patrice sells no financial product.
Finary reports more than a million investors. Patrice is a young tool, built by one person, without outside funding.
Patrice connects to no bank and never asks for your credentials. It only sees what you enter; your data is encrypted and hosted in Europe.
Income tax, IFI wealth tax, rental income, property capital gains, inheritance tax: Patrice estimates them from your figures. The estimates inform a decision; they don't replace personal advice.
Leases, rent ticked off month by month, arrears flagged, receipts, rental profit across all your properties and help with French form 2044 (Premium).
Account sharing is free. If one of you goes Premium, the other benefits: €49 a year for the household, or €24.50 each.
Manual entry sounds daunting. In practice, most lines of a net worth barely move: a property, a mortgage, a savings account. Once a month you copy each account's value from your statements and Patrice recalculates the rest. Allow five to ten minutes once you're up to speed.
The trade-off is real: between two visits, your balances don't move. If you want to follow your spending day by day, an aggregator such as Finary is a better fit.
The demo is open to everyone, with no account and no card, using realistic sample data. It is the fastest way to know whether manual entry suits you.