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HyWorth and Kubera compared

Two products that track what a household owns, listed alphabetically. Each fact comes from the product's own public pages, with the date we read it.

Currencies

  • HyWorth

    All 30 supported currencies, converted daily into one total in the currency you choose.

    Source: hyworth.ai, read on 15 November 2026

  • Kubera

    Tracks assets in any currency and shows them in yours, crypto included.

    Source: kubera.com, read on 15 November 2026

Countries' tax rules

  • HyWorth

    Tax brackets in the planner (Pro).

    Source: hyworth.ai/pricing, read on 15 November 2026

  • Kubera

    Not stated on its own public pages.

Planning

  • HyWorth

    Scenarios, tax brackets and Monte Carlo simulations (Pro).

    Source: hyworth.ai/pricing, read on 15 November 2026

  • Kubera

    What-if modelling, for example buying a house.

    Source: kubera.com, read on 15 November 2026

Bank connections

  • HyWorth

    Optional, with Pro: bank and brokerage accounts in the United States and Canada. Elsewhere you enter balances yourself, once a month.

    Source: hyworth.ai/pricing, read on 15 November 2026

  • Kubera

    Over 20,000 institutions through several aggregators, in countries including the US, Canada, the UK and much of Europe.

    Source: kubera.com/blog/bank-investment-portfolio-auto-update, read on 15 November 2026

Where data is kept

  • HyWorth

    Stored in Switzerland (Zurich), processed in the EU (Frankfurt).

    Source: hyworth.ai/security, read on 15 November 2026

  • Kubera

    Stored on AWS, encrypted at rest.

    Source: kubera.com/security, read on 15 November 2026

Budgeting

  • HyWorth

    Budget tracking, on the free plan.

    Source: hyworth.ai/pricing, read on 15 November 2026

  • Kubera

    Not stated on its own public pages.

Price

  • HyWorth

    Free plan. Pro is CHF 300 a year; founding members pay CHF 120 a year for the first 24 months.

    Source: hyworth.ai/pricing, read on 15 November 2026

  • Kubera

    Essentials $250 a year, Black $2,500 a year, with a 14-day trial.

    Source: kubera.com, read on 15 November 2026

Where HyWorth is weaker

A fair comparison says where we fall short, too.

  • Automatic bank connections cover the United States and Canada only, and come with Pro. Finary and Kubera connect to banks in Europe as well.

Who HyWorth is built for

For the family CFO with money in more than one country: track all of it, plan your life choices on it, and watch it grow.

How we compared

We read each product's own public pages and wrote down what they say. Where a product's pages do not say, the page says so; we do not guess, and we do not use reviews. We read every fact again at least every 120 days.

Spotted a fact that is out of date? Write to darius@hyworth.ai and we will check it.

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See your own family's picture

HyWorth adds up every account, property and pension you have, in any of thirty currencies, converted with the rate shown. You then plan your life choices on that one number.

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© 2026 HyWorth. All rights reserved.HyWorth is a product of Hy-Lev SA, a company in the canton of Vaud, Switzerland. Company register: CHE-147.726.731HyWorth is a financial tracking and education tool. It does not provide investment, tax, or legal advice, and is not regulated by FINMA (Switzerland), the Canadian Securities Administrators or any provincial securities regulator (Canada), the U.S. SEC, FINRA, or state securities or insurance authorities (United States), or other financial authorities. Consult a qualified, licensed advisor before making financial decisions.
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