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Given the open, file-based nature of our products, time-based trials are not possible. Instead, we created a super-affordable version of our Tracker that allows you to track single-account portfolios. The Lite version allows you to try the core functionality of our Tracker: the same Trade Log, Holdings Summary table, Allocation pie chart, and Current Holdings P&L bar chart. This may be all you need.

For those who want more, the Full version gives you support for multiple accounts, a portfolio-wide Dashboard, a portfolio-wide Breakdown table, account ROI charts, a dedicated ROI tab, a Watchlist tab, and more.

Yes, the Smol Formatter works with both versions. Both versions have the same Trade Log, so you can paste your reformatted trading data (exported from your exchange) into either Tracker.

The Smol Formatter is an easy-to-use tool that allows you to batch-import numerous trades into your Smol Portfolio Tracker. It reformats the trading histories you export from your exchange into a format you can paste directly into the Trade Log. Currently, the Formatter supports Binance and Kraken exports, and we will be adding more exchanges soon.

Numbers is Apple's spreadsheet editor. It's an alternative to Excel and Google Sheets. It is entirely free to use, runs natively on all Macs, iPads, and iPhones, and can also be used in any browser (much like Google Sheets).

Apple's recent deployment of end-to-end encryption for iCloud Documents means that Numbers users can now sync their trading data across devices and edit it seamlessly on multiple screens while retaining complete privacy.

We're currently focused on creating the best trading tools available for Apple Numbers and do not have plans to port Smol Compute to other spreadsheet editors at this time. Numbers is available as a web app for Windows and Linux users.