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Track funds and ETFs
Record units, average cost, and current value for mutual funds and ETFs
Created Aug 4, 2026 · Updated Sep 16, 2026

TangBoe records funds and ETFs you bought from a bank, asset manager, or broker so they sit in one portfolio. It does not send buy or sell orders.
What Boe helps with here
- Combine mutual funds and ETFs from several sources in one portfolio
- Follow units, average cost, price, and current value
- Log buys and sells against an investment wallet
Add a fund you already hold
- Open Holdings from Wallets
- Tap Add holding and search for the fund or ETF
- Enter units, average cost, currency, and investment wallet
- Add a note such as the purchase channel, then save
Log a buy
- Add an Transactions item of type Investment
- Pick the fund or ETF and choose Buy
- Enter cash paid, units, date, and related wallets
- Check the details and save
Log a sell
Pick the same asset and action Sell, then enter cash received and units sold. TangBoe adds cash-in and reduces the holding.
Price and current value
When the catalog has a price, value is units × latest price. If there is no price, you can still record units and cost, but check an external source too.
Use TangBoe to record and track only. It is not a fund or ETF order system.