Every wallet you own — Solana, Ethereum, Robinhood Chain — in one honest number. Aim at goals in dollars or SOL, set money aside for what matters, and watch cash-outs finally count as wins, not losses.
Move money to an exchange and your portfolio "drops." Deposit from your bank and you look like a genius. Shuffle between your own wallets and profit appears from nowhere. The numbers aren't just noisy — they're lying about the one thing that matters.
Same wallets. Same transactions. One of these is lying to you.
Show me my real numbersMark any wallet as a vault — the dream trip, the emergency fund, the SOL you refuse to touch. Set-aside money leaves your at-risk total and quietly tracks its own goal. It's a label in Lupa; nothing ever moves on-chain.
Money arriving here advances the goal on its own — every transfer in is a step closer, never counted as profit.
Six months of runway, off the table and out of the casino. Counted in your total, subtracted from your exposure.
$17,000 · set asideA long-term pile with its own line. Attach a goal or just let it sit — visibly separate from your active money.
84 SOL · hands offCash out $500 a week. Hold 100 SOL by month-end. Ten grand in stables by December. Pick the shape that matches how you actually think — progress fills itself from the chain, and taking profit is the point.
Logged automatically from your named off-ramps — no manual entry, no forgetting to take profit.
this week $700 of $500 · doneNot everything is a dollar goal. Stack a token and the goal counts units — whatever the price does that week.
A target drawn over your stables vault. The marker is where today should be — and you're ahead of it.
No streaks, no shame. Behind just reads "behind" — and the pace updates as you do. Don't give it back to the chart.
One color law throughout: green is made, blue is added, gold is banked. Red is only ever exposure or fees — never your cash-outs.
Any public address — we detect the chain and read the balance. No wallet connection, no signature, no seed phrase, ever.
Name your wallets and the places you move money to. Call one address "Coinbase" once, and every transfer to it counts as banked from then on.
Made, added and banked land in their own columns. Set money aside, draw a target over it, and watch progress fill itself from the chain.
"I built this because I'm the user: nine wallets across four platforms, tokens launched, profits taken — and no tool that could tell me what I actually kept. My hardware-wallet app literally showed my cash-outs as losses."
One wallet, free forever — the honest single-wallet view no casino-style app gives you. Your real number, every wallet unified, is the paid unlock.
Every plan is read-only — public addresses only, no keys, ever. Prices in EUR, USD shown alongside. Cancel anytime.
No. You paste public addresses only. There's no wallet connection, no signature request, and no seed phrase or private key — ever. Lupa can read balances and public history; it cannot move a single dollar.
Made is money you earned — trading, fees, market moves. Added is money you deposited from outside: it grows your stack but is never counted as profit. Banked is money you cashed out to a real off-ramp. Keeping the three apart is the whole product — it's what every other tracker blurs.
No. Transfers between wallets you own are recognized as internal moves — tagged, in the interface itself, with the words "not profit or loss." Nothing you shuffle between your own addresses ever counts as a deposit, a gain, or a loss.
No. Reconstructing an old wallet's "profit" would mean guessing the cost of every old buy and airdrop, so we don't. Holdings mode shows exactly what's in it today and folds that into your stack — no invented history.
No — deliberately. No ranks, streaks, or leagues. Turning your money into a game is exactly what pushes trackers to flatter you. Lupa is anonymous and tells the truth, even when it's unflattering.
One paste. Ten seconds. Every wallet, every chain, your goals and your vaults — one honest picture that doesn't flatter you.