Return Ledger is a client-side portfolio tracker that logs contributions, withdrawals and valuation checkpoints, then computes time-weighted and money-weighted returns in the page. An AI feature reads a broker PDF and proposes the row, but nothing is added until you confirm.
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TWR and XIRR are computed entirely in the page, with ledgers kept in this browserβs local storage.
Upload a buy/sell confirmation, coupon notice or position statement and a model proposes one row for review.
Every proposed row waits for confirmation, because the reader is alpha and tested mainly on Italian broker documents.
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