There are a dozen good portfolio trackers and trading journals, and most of them are better than StackViewer at something. These pages say which, plainly. StackViewer is built for one specific person — someone holding positions for months across two to four brokers who wants to know whether their decisions were any good, not just what their balance is. If that is not you, these comparisons will tell you so and point you somewhere better.
Best getquin alternatives
The 7 best getquin alternatives in 2026, ranked for European investors — with a Trade Republic & Scalable Capital coverage column, because that’s the real decider. Honest, verified.
Read → ComparisonStackViewer vs Capitally
Choose Capitally if the maths is the product for you — cash-flow-accurate money-weighted return (XIRR) with FX attribution, specific-lot cost basis, options Greeks, private-equity metrics and multi-jurisdiction tax reporting, all end-to-end encrypted on your own device. It is a European, performance-measurement-first tracker, and it does that job better than we do.
Read → ComparisonStackViewer vs Delta
Choose Delta if you live on your phone, hold a lot of crypto across exchanges and wallets, and want a polished, real-time view of everything you own in one beautifully-made app. Delta (now "Delta by eToro") is the more mature mobile product and covers far more asset types than StackViewer does.
Read → ComparisonStackViewer vs Edgewonk
Choose Edgewonk if you are an active day, swing or futures/forex trader who takes many trades a week, wants per-trade psychology tracking, a discipline score (its "Tiltmeter"), a trade-management optimiser and strategy simulator, and you prefer to pay one flat subscription for unlimited journals across every asset class.
Read → ComparisonStackViewer vs Parqet
Choose Parqet if most of your money sits in German brokers like Trade Republic, Comdirect, Scalable Capital or ING, you want automatic Autosync across the DACH broker set, a German tax dashboard, and a single wealth view that folds in cash, crypto, precious metals and real estate.
Read → ComparisonStackViewer vs a spreadsheet
Keep the spreadsheet if you want total control over every formula, zero software cost, no third party ever touching your data, and you genuinely enjoy the maintenance — a well-built Google Sheets or Excel portfolio tracker is free, private, and infinitely flexible.
Read → ComparisonStackViewer vs getquin
Choose getquin if your accounts are with German or wider European neo-brokers — especially Trade Republic and Scalable Capital, which getquin connects and StackViewer does not — or if you want a free, deep tracker with a social feed and a community that comments on your portfolio.
Read → ComparisonStackViewer vs TradesViz
Choose TradesViz if you trade actively — day trading, swing trading or options — and want the deepest analytical surface on the market: 600+ statistics, replay simulators, options flow, backtesting and an AI Coach that ranks what to fix next. Its analytics depth and import flexibility are hard to match.
Read → ComparisonStackViewer vs TradeZella
Choose TradeZella if you trade intraday or over a few days and you review execution frame by frame — you want tick-level trade replay, no-code backtesting across years of data, per-setup and time-of-day analytics, and a 100,000-strong community to learn from.
Read → ComparisonStackViewer vs Kubera
Choose Kubera if you want one honest net-worth number that includes everything you own — bank accounts, brokerages, crypto wallets, real estate, vehicles, domains and collectibles — in a single dashboard, and you are happy to pay $250/year for it. For the whole-balance-sheet job, Kubera is genuinely the better tool and this page will not pretend otherwise.
Read → ComparisonStackViewer vs Tradervue
Choose Tradervue if you trade actively — day-trading or swing-trading stocks, options, futures or forex — and you want a battle-tested journal that imports fills from 80+ brokers and lets you review individual trades in forensic detail. It has been refined since 2011 and its per-trade journalling flow is hard to beat.
Read → ComparisonStackViewer vs Snowball Analytics
Choose Snowball Analytics if your investing life revolves around dividend income — forecasting next year’s payouts, modelling DRIP compounding over decades, screening for dividend safety, and planning passive income to the month. It is an EU (France-based) product comfortable with 25+ currencies and 70+ exchanges.
Read → ComparisonStackViewer vs Sharesight
Choose Sharesight if your main problem is your tax return — it is the strongest capital gains and dividend reporting tool in this market, with CGT reports built for Australian and New Zealand rules, automatic dividend and corporate-action handling, and clean accountant-ready exports.
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