A ledger for what you own, kept by you.

Record your trades, the prices you check and the rates you use. FinHub works out holdings, returns, tax and Zakat from those records — and says when a number is missing instead of guessing it.

Example account · reports in PKR

PKR 165,411.00

HoldingValueReturn
MIIETF2,500 · Islamic Income ETF40,600.00+19.9%
EFERT300 · Engro Fertilizers62,991.00−5.2%
DCR1,000 · Dolmen City REIT31,820.00+30.1%
GOLD24 · Gold, grams30,000.00no price
Example figures. Gold has no price recorded, so it is counted at what it cost and flagged — not valued at a number nobody entered.

How it works

  1. 01

    Holdings come from the record

    Every position is replayed from your transactions, oldest units sold first, so each sale knows how long you held what you sold. Nothing is stored twice to drift apart.

  2. 02

    Your prices, your rates

    There is no market feed. Enter a price or an exchange rate when you check one; FinHub carries the latest forward and flags anything missing or stale.

  3. 03

    Tax and Zakat, worked out openly

    Tax at the rates you set, with holding periods and allowances. Zakat on the portion you have reviewed, with your anniversary kept as a Hijri date.

What it will not do

Said up front, because a finance app that overstates itself is worse than one that does less.

No live prices
Every figure is one you typed in, dated when you typed it.
No bank connections
Nothing reads your accounts. You record what happened.
No advice
Tax and Zakat figures are estimates on the rates you choose.
No one else’s view
Each query is scoped to your account by the database itself, not by app code.

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