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Not every investment has a market quote. Loans on P2P or crowdlending platforms (such as Mintos, PeerBerry, or Raize), venture capital, a stake in a business, or money you lent to someone else don’t show up on their own in guito, because there’s no automatic integration to sync them. Manual investments exist for exactly this: you record what you invested, update the value whenever you want, and these assets count toward your net worth like any other investment.
Use manual investments for anything without a public quote or automatic sync: P2P and crowdlending, venture capital, business stakes, and loans to third parties.

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Add a manual investment

1

Go to Investments

Open Investments in the sidebar and click Add.
2

Choose Manual investment

Instead of searching for a listed instrument, select Manual investment.
3

Choose the type

Pick the investment type: P2P or crowdlending, venture capital, a stake in a business, or a loan to a third party.
4

Fill in the details

Enter the name, the amount invested, and, if you want, the current value of the position.
5

Confirm

Confirm to save. The holding now appears in your investment portfolio, grouped under Alternatives.

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Update the value over time

Because these assets have no market quote, the value is always whatever you set. To keep it current, open the position and use the two available operations:
  • Update value: record what the position is worth today, without changing the capital invested. Use it whenever you get a fresh valuation from the platform or the business.
  • Top-up / withdrawal: record capital inflows and outflows, that is, when you invest more or receive money back.
guito shows how long ago the value was updated, so you always know how recent the number you see is. Keep your valuations current so your net worth reflects reality.

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Where they appear and how they count

Manual investments show up in your investment portfolio, grouped under Alternatives, and count toward the investments line of your net worth overview just like any other holding. The annualized return (IRR) is calculated from the dates and amounts of your capital inflows and outflows, so the more faithfully you record top-ups and withdrawals, the more accurate the return shown becomes.

Investments

How guito tracks stocks, ETFs, and other investment holdings.

Properties and assets

Record real estate, vehicles, and other assets without a market quote.

Net worth overview

See your manual investments as part of your total net worth.