1. Start with locally available information
Begin with portfolio records already available on your device. Compatible source records may include information originating from Binance. You remain responsible for choosing and handling the files used in your local workflow.
2. Give each entry structure
Arrange information into coherent dates and categories. A consistent structure helps remove ambiguity from an archive and makes later snapshots easier to compare.
3. Review distribution and history
Use analytical views to inspect category distribution and follow changes among your recorded snapshots. These views describe the supplied records; they do not evaluate an investment or recommend a course of action.
4. Maintain a personal reference
Return to the stored logs and reporting views when you need historical context. Update your records as appropriate for your own record-keeping routine.
An offline-oriented process
The application is designed around local information management. It does not require a wallet connection, request a private key, hold assets, or execute a transaction. Protecting your device and controlling any source-file copies remain important parts of maintaining your records.
Accessing the application
The buttons on this website lead to the Microsoft Store homepage. They do not start a direct download and do not provide an installer from this website. Availability and access through the store are subject to the store’s own services and terms.