Show your real returns.
Keep your private life private.
Publish a live page of your portfolio, straight from Portfellow. Your audience sees returns, allocation and moves. Account names, banks and private assets stay hidden.
Read-only access. Free with any Portfellow account. Disconnect any time.
Set it up once. It keeps up with Portfellow.
Your page reads from Portfellow, so it shows the same returns you track. When you confirm new transactions there, your page catches up within minutes.
Connect Portfellow
Sign in with your Portfellow account and approve read-only access. Nothing is copied that your page does not need.
Choose what to show
Pick a portfolio, a style and the sections: returns, allocation, holdings, trades, dividends. Percentages only, or amounts too.
Share your link
Get public.portfellow.com/@you, a card for your bio and an embed code. Every page refreshes from Portfellow on its own.
Pick the look that fits your audience.
Every style comes as a full page, a one-screen card for your link in bio, and an embed for your blog or newsletter.
You decide what's public. Everything else never leaves Portfellow.
Your page is built from a cleaned copy of your numbers, never from your raw data. Even with amounts switched on, private assets show no value.
With any Portfellow account. Pages show "Tracked with Portfellow".
One per portfolio or audience, and the option to hide the Portfellow branding.
See weekly views and where visitors come from, without cookies or tracking.
Questions
Can this app change anything in my Portfellow account?
No. It asks for read-only access when you connect, and Portfellow enforces it. You can remove the connection in Portfellow at any time, and your pages go offline straight away.
How current are the numbers?
Pages refresh from Portfellow within about ten minutes of being viewed, using the transactions you have confirmed there. Trades appear after the delay you choose, so followers cannot copy you in real time.
What do visitors see of my private assets?
Only that a private asset exists, its type, its weight and its return. Never its name, and never its value, even when you show amounts elsewhere.
Is this investment advice?
No. A showcase reports your own results as Portfellow calculates them. Each page says so.