What you can track

Metrifly tracks the things real portfolios are actually made of: Australian and international shares, ETFs and managed funds, and crypto — all in one portfolio, in whatever currencies you hold them. It follows your trades, your dividends and franking credits, your currency gains, and your capital gains, so nothing falls through the cracks between your broker, your exchange, and your tax return.

Investments

Shares — listed on the ASX and on global exchanges like the NYSE, NASDAQ, and LSE.
ETFs and managed funds — including trust and AMIT distributions for tax.
Crypto — your coins alongside your shares, with support for on-chain wallets.

You add these by importing a file from your broker, using a built-in preset for one of 40+ brokers, or forwarding your contract-note emails. See Add & import your investments.

Currencies

Hold something in US dollars, pounds, or euros? Metrifly converts everything to your portfolio’s reporting currency using daily exchange rates, and shows your currency gain separately from your price gain — so you can see how much of your return came from the asset versus the exchange rate. See How your return is calculated.

Income

Dividends and distributions — detected for your holdings and confirmed by you, so your income stays accurate.
Franking credits — grossed up the way they’re reported for Australian tax.
Reinvested dividends (DRP) — recorded so your share count and cost basis stay right.

See Track income & dividends.

What Metrifly works out for you

From your trades, Metrifly calculates:

Your holdings — value, weight, and return for every position.
Your performance — time-weighted and money-weighted returns, allocation, and benchmark comparisons. See Understand your performance.
Your tax position — capital gains, taxable income, unrealised gains, and an ATO myTax report. See Get ready for tax.

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