Best getquin alternatives

Last reviewed 9 September 2026.

getquin is, deservedly, the app most European investors meet first. It is free in its core functions, it has the largest social investing community on the continent, and its Open Banking import gets a portfolio populated in minutes when your bank or broker is supported. If you like reading other people’s theses and comparing your allocation against the crowd, nothing else on this list matches its community.

But people go looking for alternatives for concrete reasons: getquin has no proper tax reporting, its US-market coverage is thinner than its European coverage, its deeper analytics sit behind Premium (EUR 89.99/yr as of 9 September 2026), and — the one that sends most people searching — a specific broker connection either isn’t supported or keeps dropping. Below are seven honest options. getquin is included as the benchmark so you can see what you’d actually be giving up, and StackViewer appears as one entry among several, not automatically at the top.

Why people look for a getquin alternative

Three patterns come up again and again. First, tax: getquin shows costs, taxes and dividends inside the app but does not produce a jurisdiction-specific tax report — Spanish, German or UK investors filing a return still need something else. Second, connection reliability: because neither Trade Republic nor Scalable Capital publishes an official portfolio-value export API, every tracker that syncs them (getquin included) leans on an Open Banking intermediary, and those connections carry recurring two-factor re-authentication friction. Third, the community isn’t for everyone — some investors want quiet, private analytics rather than a feed. Match your reason to the tool and the choice gets easy.

The summary table

The Trade Republic / Scalable Capital column is the one most readers scroll straight to, so it gets its own place. “Auto” means an automated Open Banking style sync; “Manual/CSV” means you can still track the holdings, just not automatically.

Verified: getquin pricing and Open Banking import on getquin.com/lp/portfolio-tracker and getquin Premium at EUR 89.99/yr per wealthypot.com, as of 9 September 2026. Parqet Trade Republic / Scalable autosync via QPLIX per parqet.com/en/blog/autosync. Third-party prices move often — tell us at hello@stackviewer.net if anything here is stale and we will fix it.

The seven picks, ranked

1. getquin — the benchmark you’re comparing against

Before you leave, be honest about what getquin already does well. It tracks 800k+ assets, imports via Open Banking, manual entry or CSV, gives real-time prices, and layers on a dividend calendar and its “DeepDive” fund X-ray that reveals overlapping holdings inside your ETFs. The social feed is genuinely the best in the category. It supports Trade Republic and Scalable Capital through Open Banking, so if those are your accounts, getquin is often the right answer and you can stop reading. Where it falls short: no jurisdiction tax filing, thinner US coverage, deeper analytics behind Premium, and — for some — a community they never wanted. Read our full head-to-head at StackViewer vs getquin.

2. Parqet — best for Trade Republic & Scalable Capital autosync

If your search was really “something that syncs Trade Republic and Scalable Capital automatically,” Parqet is the closest getquin-style experience. Its Cloud Autosync runs through QPLIX, a BaFin-licensed partner, so you enter credentials in QPLIX’s environment and Parqet only stores transaction data. It is German-market-first, clean, and dividend-friendly. Trade-off: like every tracker touching these neobrokers, it inherits Open Banking 2FA re-authentication, and it is a paid product beyond the free tier.

3. Portfolio Performance — best free and private

Free, open-source, desktop, and it keeps your data on your own machine. Its true-time-weighted return (TTWROR) and internal-rate-of-return calculations are rigorous and trusted by spreadsheet-averse purists. Trade-off: no automatic broker sync at all — you import CSVs or type transactions — and the interface is functional, not pretty. But for privacy-minded investors who file their own tax return anyway, it is unbeatable on price.

4. Sharesight — best for tax and dividends

This is the one to pick if the reason you’re leaving getquin is tax. Sharesight produces genuine multi-country capital-gains and dividend reports (its taxable-income and CGT reports are the whole point), tracks dividend reinvestment automatically, and handles corporate actions well. The free tier covers up to 10 holdings. Trade-off: no automatic Open Banking connection to Trade Republic or Scalable Capital — you import broker files — and full features get pricey.

5. Snowball Analytics — best for dividend-income planning

A favourite among dividend-growth investors: forward dividend calendars, income projections, net-worth widgets. If your portfolio is built for cash flow rather than total return, Snowball’s workflow fits. Trade-off: manual/CSV import for the neobrokers, and performance analytics are shallower than getquin’s.

6. Capitally — best for privacy plus control

Capitally keeps data encrypted and puts control in your hands rather than automating everything and adding AI on top. It sits at the opposite end of the convenience-versus-control spectrum from getquin. Trade-off: no automatic neobroker sync and no tax filing — you do more of the work in exchange for keeping your data close.

7. StackViewer — best for a trading journal and decision analysis

StackViewer is the odd one out here on purpose. It is not trying to be a net-worth aggregator or a tax tool. It is a portfolio tracker plus trading journal for investors who hold for months to years across 2–4 brokers, connect 31 brokers by read-only OAuth (via SnapTrade), and want to know whether their decisions were any good. You tag every trade with a reason, a conviction level and an emotion; it grades your entries and exits, quantifies opportunity cost on closed positions, and shows how often you break your own rules. It carries 15+ risk metrics (Sharpe, Sortino, Alpha, Beta, Max Drawdown, VaR) and benchmarks against ten indices including the S&P 500, NASDAQ and MSCI World. Be honest about the fit: StackViewer does not connect Trade Republic or Scalable Capital, values refresh roughly every 30 minutes across three daily syncs (it is not real-time and not for day traders), custom or non-broker assets are excluded from its analytics, it has no tax reporting, and its broker OAuth catalogue is US-and-major-market weighted, so some EU-only brokers are missing. If those are dealbreakers, one of the tools above will serve you better.

Where getquin still wins

No roundup is worth reading if it pretends the incumbent has no strengths. getquin beats every tool on this list in two clear ways. First, its social investing community is the largest in Europe — if learning from other investors’ theses and getting feedback on your allocation matters to you, nothing here comes close, and StackViewer has no community feature at all. Second, its Open Banking coverage of Trade Republic and Scalable Capital means the two most popular neobrokers on the continent sync automatically, which several tools on this list (StackViewer included) simply cannot do. Its DeepDive fund X-ray and clean free tier are genuine bonuses on top. Choose a getquin alternative because you need tax reporting, decision analysis, offline privacy or a specific broker — not because getquin is weak. It isn’t.

How to choose in one line

Pick by your reason for leaving: Trade Republic/Scalable and you want automation → Parqet (or stay on getquin). Free and private → Portfolio Performance. Tax filing → Sharesight. Dividend income → Snowball. Data control → Capitally. Journaling and grading your own decisions across US and major-market brokers → StackViewer. If you’re still torn between getquin and StackViewer specifically, the full head-to-head lays out every row.

Frequently asked

What is the best getquin alternative for Trade Republic and Scalable Capital users?

For automatic Trade Republic and Scalable Capital syncing, Parqet is the standout because it runs an Open Banking connection through a BaFin-licensed partner (QPLIX). getquin also supports both via its Open Banking import. Neither neobroker offers an official portfolio-value export API, so every tracker that connects to them relies on an Open Banking intermediary and inherits its 2FA friction. Tools built on brokerage OAuth — including StackViewer via SnapTrade — do not currently connect Trade Republic or Scalable Capital, so if those two are your only accounts, choose Parqet or getquin.

Is there a free getquin alternative?

Yes. Portfolio Performance is free and open-source (desktop, manual and CSV import). Parqet, Snowball Analytics, Sharesight and StackViewer all offer free tiers with paid upgrades. getquin itself is free in its core functions, with Premium at EUR 89.99/yr as of 9 September 2026.

Which getquin alternative is best for a trading journal and decision analysis?

StackViewer is the only tool in this roundup built around a trading journal with reason, conviction and emotion tags plus entry/exit grading and opportunity-cost analysis. getquin, Parqet, Sharesight and Snowball focus on tracking, tax and dividends rather than grading your decisions. If you want to know whether your choices were good — not just what your balance is — that is the gap StackViewer fills.

Comparison accurate to the best of our knowledge on 9 September 2026, based on publicly available information from getquin.com and cited third-party reviews. Product names and trademarks belong to their respective owners; StackViewer is not affiliated with getquin, Parqet, Portfolio Performance, Sharesight, Snowball Analytics or Capitally. StackViewer analyses decisions you have already made; it does not predict returns and is not financial advice.