Know Your Exposure.

See every company you own across your shares and ETFs, including the overlaps you might have missed. Then see how a market fall would hit you. Free, with no brokerage login.

How it works

Add your holdings: type in your shares and ETFs, or upload a CSV or PDF statement from your broker.
See what you really own: Exposure looks inside each ETF and adds up every company, sector and country.
Ask what could go wrong: optionally add your savings, income and mortgage for stress tests and a written Risk Brief.

What Exposure shows you

True Exposure: every company you own, directly and inside your ETFs, with sectors and countries.
Crash Impact, Mortgage Stress Test, Savings Buffer and Full Stress Test: what a market fall, a rate rise or losing your income would mean for you.
Portfolio history, What if, Dividends and Risk Brief: track performance against an index, try changes, see expected income and get a written summary.

Questions

What does it cost?: Nothing. Every tool, the Risk Brief and trade import are free, with no card needed.
What do I need to get started?: Just your holdings: each share or ETF and how many units you have, or its dollar value. Type them in or upload a CSV or PDF statement from your broker. Savings, income, property and mortgage details are optional and only used for the stress tests. There's no brokerage login or bank linking.
Which investments are supported?: Shares and ETFs listed on the ASX and US exchanges, plus many other markets our price data covers. ETFs are broken down into the companies they hold. You can also add cash, property, a mortgage and other debts.
How up to date is the ETF data?: Fund holdings come from each fund's published data: the issuer's full list for some iShares and Betashares funds, and the largest holdings from Yahoo Finance for others. They're refreshed at least monthly, each fund's date is shown, and the app flags funds where only the top holdings are known. Prices update through the trading day.
Is my data private?: Your holdings and financial details belong to your account, and other users can never see your data. It's encrypted in transit and at rest. When you generate a Risk Brief, your portfolio figures (not your name or email) are sent to our AI provider to write it.
Is this financial advice?: No. Exposure gives general information only. It doesn't consider your objectives, financial situation or needs, so speak with a licensed financial adviser before acting.