I've used Mint, Personal Capital, and Spreadsheets to help track my overall financial picture. This solution has many features that set it apart. Its focus on Net-worth vs transactional budgeting combined with its simple (KISS-Keep it Simple Stupid) design makes everything intuitive. At a glance, I get a view of my net worth, cash on hand, and liquidity. I can organize accounts in a way that makes sense to you as the consumer. This customizability of the UI was a benefit to me. I don't need detailed budget tracking and got tired of constantly trying to train other software what was a Gas vs. Grocery Transactions, so the categories were relevant. Support has been amazing, too, as I've had a few small connectivity issues, and the team always responds within a few hours. Kubera has carved a niche for itself that focuses on big-picture finances. It includes crypto central exchange integration, and the most significant part it allows you to enter the symbol, a ticket for stocks, and crypto with a quantity, so your values are always calculated in real-time.