just spent way too much time comparing portfolio trackers and honestly there's a lot of solid options out there now. if you're looking for a free portfolio analysis tool to get started, empower's personal dashboard is pretty solid—lets you add all your accounts in one place and has this investment checkup feature that shows you if you're overweighting certain sectors.

but if you've got a more complex portfolio with real estate, crypto holdings, that kind of thing, vyzer actually tracks everything together which is kind of wild. it's not free but it's flat fee so you're not getting dinged on performance like some advisors do.

for dividend tracking specifically, sharesight is weirdly good at that. shows you exactly what you're making from distributions and you can project future income. stock rover is solid if you want deep analysis—monte carlo simulations, correlation analysis, all that stuff.

if you just want something simple and free to start with, honestly mint or empower's free tier will get you 80% of the way there. you can always upgrade later. the thing is most free portfolio analysis tool options will let you import from your broker, so there's not much friction to test drive them. what matters more is whether you want hands-on analysis or something that just tracks and rebalances automatically. that changes which one actually makes sense for you.