What is Vestora, and is my data private?
Vestora brings your investments, expenses, income, subscriptions, insurance and tax into one place, and shows its working for every number. Here is what it does — and what it can and can't see.
Updated 24 Jul 2026
What Vestora does
Vestora brings your whole financial life into one view — investments, bank and deposit accounts, loans, insurance, and goals. It measures real returns (XIRR and CAGR) per holding, computes capital gains against the actual Indian tax rules, and traces every number back to a real statement so you can check it.
It is a tracking and analysis tool, not an advisor. It does not recommend products, earn commissions, or tell you what to buy — there is nothing it is nudging you toward.
How your data stays private
Vestora runs in the cloud so your numbers stay correct and current. Your data is encrypted in transit and at rest, isolated to your own account, never sold, shared, or mined, and there are no ad pixels or trackers. Vestora never connects to your bank or broker — you upload statements yourself — and AI never sees your statements.
Being plain about it: this is "Honest Cloud", not zero-knowledge. Vestora-the-product can read your data in order to compute your numbers and keep them fresh; it simply never abuses that. For people who want their financial data to stay on their own machine, a desktop version where only you hold the keys is here — invite-only, Windows only for now. Three small things still leave that machine, and the privacy page names every one.
Getting started
Vestora is in free early access — you can use it right now. Upload a statement to see your holdings appear, and export everything (CSV or JSON) or delete your account and its data whenever you like.