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What is new in Finvygo, release after release. Every entry corresponds to something actually live.

  1. The site gets a new look

    The public site has a fresh look: a new, lighter art direction and a new home page. The language now switches from the header, by flag.

    See the new home page

  2. Twelve languages

    Czech and Romanian join the ten languages already offered. The interface, notifications and emails are translated, and the app follows your device language or the one you pick in settings.

  3. Import your portfolio from a CSV file

    CSV import is live on web and mobile. Drop your broker's positions export, review the recognized rows, then add them to the account you choose, without retyping them or sending the raw file to Finvygo.

    Learn more about importing

  4. Ten languages

    Swedish and Danish join the app's eight languages. The interface, notifications and emails follow your device language, or the one you pick in settings.

  5. Connect your AI assistant

    Finvygo connects to Claude, ChatGPT and any compatible MCP client. Your assistant reads your net worth, your allocation and your passive income, and can add a holding, without ever setting its price.

    Discover the connector

  6. Crowdlending joins your net worth

    P2P lending, real estate crowdfunding, business loans: peer-to-peer loans can now be tracked in Finvygo, project by project. Interest is estimated day by day at the rate you set, repayments are recorded at their real cadence, and the detail page covers late payments, defaults and effective returns.

  7. A new site, and a blog

    The public site has been fully redesigned: a new home page, a dedicated page for each asset type, and a financial literacy blog available in all 8 languages of the app.

    Read the blog

  8. Finvygo on the web

    The web version is live: net worth tracking works straight from a browser, on desktop as well as on mobile. Your account syncs with the mobile app, so what you enter on one side shows up on the other.

  9. Eight languages

    Italian, Dutch and Polish join French, English, German, Spanish and Portuguese. The app and the site are now available in 8 languages.

  10. The beta reaches iPhone

    After Android, the mobile app opens in closed beta on iOS. Testers on both platforms share the same account and the same data.

  11. First testers on Android

    The mobile app opens in closed beta on Android. A small group of testers uses it day to day and sends back feedback before the public opening.

Want to go further?

The blog explains, without jargon, what is behind each release.

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