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Portseido: cost, fit and limits
Portseido is a portfolio tracking service made by Portseido Co., Ltd. that combines holdings across brokers and currencies into one view with returns, allocation and dividend tracking, on web, iOS and Android. The company is in Thailand.
What to know first
Portseido starts free, and its FAQ says the free portfolio covers almost all functions until the number of trades gets large, at which point an upgrade is needed. The pages opened give no plan names or prices and name no AI feature. The vendor claims coverage of 150,000 or more assets, over 70 exchanges and over 100 brokers, and the company is stated as Thai.
Portseido at a glance
| Maker | Portseido Co., Ltd., Thailand |
|---|---|
| Free plan | Yes |
| Entry price | Quote only |
| API access | No |
| Category | Best AI Investment Portfolio Trackers in 2026, rank 10 of 11 |
| Website | portseido.com |
Who Portseido is best for
Investors with accounts in several currencies
Holdings across brokers and currencies combine into one view with returns, so a multi-currency investor avoids a manual consolidation sheet.
Dividend watchers
Dividend tracking and per-trade performance sit in the free portfolio, which helps judge which purchases earned their keep. That helps judge which purchases earned their keep over time.
People who import broker files
Trades are imported by uploading a broker export file, which works for brokers that offer no sync to a tracker.
Portseido plans and pricing
| Plan | Price | What it includes |
|---|---|---|
| Free portfolio | Free | Almost all functions, according to the FAQ, until the number of trades gets large. The exact trade count is not stated. |
| Upgraded plan | Not published on the opened pages | Full portfolio view once trade count passes the free limit; no plan name, price or limit figure is shown. |
| Apps | Not itemized | Web, iOS and Android apps are listed, with no statement of whether features or prices differ between them. |
Checked November 2026.
What Portseido does
- Cross-broker view
- Holdings from several brokers and currencies merge into one view, so total allocation and returns do not depend on which broker holds what. Total allocation and returns do not depend on which broker holds each position.
- Returns and dividends
- Returns, allocation, dividend tracking and per-trade performance are listed, which together answer what each position earned and where income came from. Together they answer what each position earned and where income came from over the holding period.
- File-based trade import
- Trades are imported by uploading a broker export file. The vendor claims support for more than 100 brokers, a figure that was not checked. The vendor claims support for more than 100 brokers, a figure that was not checked and has no list on the page.
- Wide asset claims
- The vendor claims 150,000 or more assets and over 70 exchanges, which is a coverage claim and not a verified list. The vendor claims 150,000 or more assets and over 70 exchanges, which is a coverage claim and not a verified list on the page.
- Three platforms
- A web app plus iOS and Android apps let a user check a portfolio on a phone and edit it on a desktop. A web app plus iOS and Android apps let a user check a portfolio on a phone and edit it on a desktop.
How Portseido handles your data
The pages opened state no hosting region, retention period, certifications or policy on model training. The company is named as Portseido Co., Ltd. in Thailand, which tells a European buyer which jurisdiction the vendor sits in but not where data is stored. Because trades are uploaded as broker export files, the vendor holds a record of your transactions. No AI feature is named, so the vendor's policy was not checked for AI-specific handling.
Where Portseido falls short in practice
- Upgrade point is unclear. The FAQ says the free portfolio works until the number of trades gets large, but no figure or price is given, so active traders cannot tell when they would pay.
- Coverage is a claim. The 100 plus brokers, 70 plus exchanges and 150,000 plus assets are the vendor's own numbers, and the pages opened do not list them for checking.
- No AI feature named. Nothing on the pages opened describes an assistant, so buyers shopping for AI help should look at Getquin, Wealthfolio or Parqet. None is named on the pages.
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Portseido: common questions
Is Portseido free?
It starts free, and the FAQ says the free portfolio covers almost all functions until the number of trades gets large. After that an upgrade is needed to see the full portfolio. The pages opened give no price or trade limit for the upgrade, so check the in-app pricing before you rely on it.
How do I add trades to Portseido?
The page describes importing trades by uploading a broker export file. It also claims support for more than 100 brokers, which is unchecked. If your broker is not supported, look at whether it can export a standard file, and test with a small batch of trades.
Does Portseido have AI features?
No AI feature is named on the pages opened. The product is described as combining holdings, returns, allocation, dividends and per-trade performance. For an assistant, compare Wealthfolio's in-app assistant or Parqet's Claude and ChatGPT integrations in this ranking. Ask for details if privacy is a concern.
Where is Portseido based?
The page names Portseido Co., Ltd. and the country as Thailand. That identifies the company but does not say where portfolio data is hosted. Ask the vendor for a data location statement if you hold accounts governed by European data rules.
Which platforms does Portseido run on?
The page lists web, iOS and Android. It does not state whether the free portfolio has the same features on each platform, or whether file import works from a phone. Try the import on the web version first, then check the mobile app.