For UK investors

Your ISA and shares,
clearly understood.

Track every holding in pounds, ISAs and pensions included. See the dividends you have received and the ones to come, and the capital gains tax on a sale before you make it.

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Stocks and shares ISA ISA London prices
Positions
8
Portfolio value
£57,799
Total return
+£20,164
Today's P/L
−£647
A sample stocks and shares ISA: eight London holdings with their price, value in pounds, gain since bought and move today
TickerCompanyPriceValueGainDay
LLOYLloyds Banking Group 103.05p£6,183 +113.8%−1.72%
BARCBarclays 417.50p£6,263 +174.0%−3.50%
SHELShell 3,932p£7,078 +70.2%−0.15%
AZNAstraZeneca 12,400p£6,200 +18.3%−0.37%
ULVRUnilever 4,904.5p£5,885 +23.2%−1.24%
BPBP 616.40p£6,164 +28.9%+0.37%
VODVodafone Group 120.60p£6,030 +68.9%−1.19%
VUKEVanguard FTSE 100 £46.655£13,997 +41.0%−1.09%
Example data: a sample ISA with real London prices, not a real account.
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Account types: ISA, SIPP, Lifetime, Junior or general
£3,000
Capital gains allowance used before any tax
30s
Price refresh while London or New York trades
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Display currencies: pounds, dollars or euros
Made for UK investors

Pounds, ISAs, dividends
and tax, done properly.

The three things a UK investor checks most, worked out for you from the holdings you already have.

Tracking in pounds, ISAs included

Every share is kept in its own currency, sterling for a London share and dollars for a US one, and your totals and gains add up in pounds. Mark each portfolio as an ISA, SIPP, Lifetime ISA, Junior ISA or general account.

  • Import from Hargreaves Lansdown, AJ Bell, Vanguard, Trading 212, Freetrade and more, or paste rows from a spreadsheet
  • Sell part of a holding and keep the rest

Dividends received and to come

Divisio works out the dividends each holding has paid you from the shares you held on each ex-dividend date, in pounds. The ones to come are estimated from what each company has paid, so you can see your income before it lands.

  • Nothing to type in: they follow from your holdings and dates
  • Correct any one that differs from what you received

Capital gains tax before you sell

Sell all or part of a holding and see the tax first, at this year’s UK rates and after your £3,000 allowance, with shares bought at different times pooled as HMRC requires. Every step is shown.

  • Holdings in an ISA or SIPP are left out: they pay no capital gains tax
  • Basic and higher rates worked out from your income
Everything in one place

What you own, how it did,
and what it’s exposed to.

Three views that most trackers split across three apps, or don’t offer at all.

Sample ISA
Portfolio value£57,7998 positions
Today−1.11%−£647 today
All time+53.6%+£20,164 total
Best · worstBARC+174.0% · AZN +18.3%
Portfolio value, 12 months (illustration)
Total return+53.6%+£20,164 total
Same money in FTSE 100+38.4%same buys, same dates
Same money in S&P 500+46.9%same buys, same dates
Annualised (XIRR)+15.8%a year
Your portfolioSame money in FTSE 100Benchmarks, XIRR and chart are an illustration
FTSE 100 fund
24%
Energy
23%
Banks
22%
Healthcare
11%
Telecoms
10%
Consumer staples
10%
Largest single company: Shell, 12% of the ISA. The FTSE 100 fund, 24%, is spread across 100 companies.
Activity on your holdings Example data
News and activity

What moved,
and why.

Prices refresh every 30 seconds while London or New York trades. Results dates, dividends, analyst rating changes and headlines attach themselves to the holdings they belong to, and one plain-English line says what moved your portfolio today, so you see why and not just a number that changed.

Headlines for your London shares too, found by company name
Ex-dividend and results dates listed before they arrive
Each holding’s move today in pounds, adding up to your total
What you get

Everything else
in the box.

Everything below is live in the product today, not a roadmap promise.

Import from your broker

Bring in the export from Hargreaves Lansdown, AJ Bell, Vanguard, Interactive Investor, Trading 212, Freetrade or Interactive Brokers, or paste rows from a spreadsheet, and check every row in a preview before anything is saved.

Part sales

Sell some of a holding and keep the rest, with the capital gains tax on that sale shown before you confirm it.

Performance against the FTSE 100

What your whole account has made against the same money in the FTSE 100 or the S&P 500, each purchase on its own date, and a chart of your value on the Dashboard.

Live prices

Yahoo Finance data refreshed every 30 seconds while London or New York trades and every minute otherwise, with pre-market and after-hours prices shown whenever they exist.

Allocation & risk

Sector weights, concentration and a daily-returns heatmap, so you can see what you are actually exposed to.

Watchlist & news

Follow shares you don’t own yet, with live quotes and headline news filtered to the companies you care about.

Pounds, dollars or euros

Each share stays in its own currency. Your totals show in the currency you think in, with what you paid converted at the rate on the day you bought.

Private by design

Your holdings live in your own private account and travel over TLS. They are not shared, not sold, and not used for anything else.

30-day ranges

A range for each holding’s price over the next 30 trading days (about six weeks), worked out from thousands of possible paths: a simulation, not a prediction.

Xenia AI

Ask about what you own.

Xenia is the research assistant built into Divisio. Ask her “What’s my tech exposure?”, “What moved my portfolio this week?” or “What would the tax be if I sold this?”: she gathers the evidence, does the maths and lays out every step so you can check it.

  • Researches firstShe looks things up before she answers, and cites each lookup.
  • Knows your holdingsEvery answer is weighed against the portfolio you already own.
  • Shows her workingFigures, scenarios and costs are laid out so you can check each step.

For the curious

You never need any of this to track an ISA. But if you like to see the maths, Divisio runs research models on your holdings: a 30‑day range on every holding from a Monte Carlo simulation, options pricing with Black‑Scholes, GARCH volatility and more, each explained in plain English and none of it a prediction.

Try the engine

Run a simulation.
Right here.

This is the same Student-t Monte Carlo that prices every holding in the app, running in your browser. Pick a stock, run 2,000 paths over 30 trading days (about six weeks), and watch the distribution form. Every run reseeds, so the bands move a little each time. That is what a 30-day range looks like: a spread of possible outcomes, not a prediction.

Fat-tailed returns, so a 6σ day is a possibility rather than an impossibility
Low, median and high outcomes at the 15th, 50th and 85th percentile
In the app this runs daily on every position you own, with live calibration
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High · 85th–
Range width–
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Quant analysis

The models behind
serious analysis.

Pick any stock, choose the models you want, and Quant Analysis runs a full quantitative workup in seconds: six research models on live market data, explained in plain language. Educational analysis, not predictions or recommendations.

Why this exists

Institutional insight,
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Divisio is built for the gap between the two: live data, a daily Monte Carlo range on every holding, volatility and concentration analysis, and capital-gains modelling, written in plain language and priced for one person.

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History
Closed positions · open a row to evaluate the trade or edit the sale
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Performance

What your whole account has made, holdings and cash, sales included, on the money you put in.

Total return –
Gain –
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Annualised (XIRR) –
Same money in S&P 500 –
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How these figures are worked out
Total return
Everything the whole account has made, over the most money you have had in it, so taking money out never lifts it. It is the Gain below as a %. A sale does not change it beyond what that sale made: the money is still there, in your cash. Positions without a share count are left out; with no share counts at all it is the average of each stock's return. It is the same figure as the Total return tile, the Portfolio summary and the end of the chart on All.
Gain
Everything the whole account has made in money: your open positions' gain, plus what every sale made, plus any dividends, interest and fees in your cash history, less stamp duty and dealing fees from a broker's file. The value beside it is your holdings plus your cash.
Today
The move since the previous close, on the value at that close, as the Today's P/L tile shows it. A market that has not opened yet counts its last session.
Realised from sales
Sale price less buy price, times the shares, on every position you have sold. It is part of the Total return and the Gain, shown here as well.
Annualised (XIRR)
The yearly rate at which each dated buy of your open positions grows into their value today. It is on what you still hold alone, not the whole account, so your sales and your cash are not in it. Shown once your first open position is 90 days old.
Same money in an index
The same money you put in, in the index the whole time: each rise in Invested buys it at that day's level and each fall sells it, valued in your display currency at each day's rate, over the same most money as your Total return. It is the end of the index's line on the chart on All, so the two can be compared. The S&P 500 here is the SPY tracker fund, which has prices from 29 January 1993: with no level for an index, its figure is left blank.
The chart over time
On All time: the whole account, as a broker's account chart shows it. Its value is your holdings plus your cash, so a sale's money stays in it. What it has made is your open positions' gain, plus what every sale made, plus any dividends, interest and fees in your cash history. The % is that over the most money you have had in the account. Stamp duty and dealing fees from a broker's file come off what it has made. Invested is the money you put in: deposits less withdrawals, and purchases not paid from cash. Its same-money lines follow that money: each rise in Invested buys the index at that day's level and each fall sells it, over the same most money in. So on All the chart ends on the Total return, and each index's line on its Same money figure.
A period (1W to 1Y)
Measured from the close before the period starts, so it reads 0% there. The money figure is what the account made over the period: sales, dividends, interest and fees included. In Return, the % is time-weighted: each day's gain over the money at work that day, the days chained together, so money you put in or take out is not counted as a gain or a loss. Each index shows its own move from the same close. In Value, and on the Dashboard, the % is the money figure over what the account was worth at the period's start, with any money put in since. The chart is the whole account, as on All: its value is your holdings plus your cash, and the dashed line, Invested, is the money you put in. Money in or out moves both lines on its day; a sale whose money went to cash moves neither, so the shading between them is what the account has made.
Past days
Every holding is valued on each past day in your display currency at that day's exchange rate, and costed at its own buy date's rate, so the chart over time shows what it was worth then against what it cost you. A position you sold counts from the day you bought it to the day you sold it. Today's figures use the rate of the moment. The chart's last point is the whole account today, your holdings and your cash at those figures: the Total return and the Gain.

Today

Since the previous close

All time

Return on the positions held each day

Sector allocation

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Daily returns heatmap
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Total invested
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Current value
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Unrealised P/L
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Total return
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Positions
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Cash
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Portfolio
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Investment calculator
Enter an amount per stock to see your projected return based on current P/L
Stock Ticker P/L % Amount to invest Value today Profit / loss
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Capital gains calculator
Estimate your tax liability when you sell positions, pre-populated from your portfolio
A rough guide only. Do not rely on this for filing. These are estimates using headline rates and standard bands. For the UK they count this tax year's sales so far, HMRC's share matching (the same day, the next 30 days, then the Section 104 pool), exchange rates on each date, ISA, SIPP, LISA and JISA accounts, and the stamp duty and fees your broker's files list. They leave out losses brought forward from earlier years, fees not in an imported file, surcharges and other countries' wash-sale and account rules. Tax rules change and depend on your circumstances. Always confirm with a qualified tax professional or your tax authority before acting.
Short-term rate
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Long-term rate
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Total gross gain / loss
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Before tax
Short-term gains
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Held < 1 year · taxed as income
Long-term gains
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Held ≥ 1 year · preferred rate
Total est. tax owed
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Federal + state
Net after-tax gain
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What you keep
Effective tax rate
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Tax as a share of net gains

Sale prices are per share, in the currency each share trades in. Every total is in the currency the country's tax is worked in: each purchase at the exchange rate of its own date, the sale at today's rate.

Stock Ticker Shares Cost basis Hold period Term Sale price Gross gain Tax rate Est. tax After tax
Estimates use the IRS brackets published for the selected year (2026: Rev. Proc. 2025-32, the latest held here). The NIIT (3.8%) is applied to long-term gains where income exceeds the threshold. State taxes use your input rate. Consult a tax professional for advice specific to your situation.

Dashboard

Portfolio value
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Cash
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Total return
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Today's P/L
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Win rate
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Positions
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Capital gains
Best performer
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30-day forecast

More figures

Worst performer
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Avg P/L per stock
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Avg hold
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Portfolio beta
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Risk profile
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30-day forecast
30 trading days, about six weeks15-signal multi-factor quant modelRSIMACDBollingerMomentumAnalyst targetsNews sentimentMonte Carlo simulation
Quant model
Running model…
Fetching a year of daily prices  ·  Computing 15 signals  ·  Running 2,000 Monte Carlo paths over 30 trading days per stock
Predictions are probabilistic estimates based on historical price patterns, technical indicators, and analyst consensus data, not guarantees of future performance. For informational purposes only.
Advanced quant analysis

Quant analysis

Run advanced quantitative models on any stock. Select your models and parameters to generate a comprehensive research report: educational analysis, not investment advice.

Not financial advice. Quant Analysis is a quantitative research and educational tool. All models are mathematical estimates based on historical price data and live market inputs. They are not predictions, recommendations, or guarantees of future performance. Nothing here constitutes investment, financial, legal, or tax advice. Markets carry risk; do your own research and consult a licensed financial advisor before making any investment decision.
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Data & pricing
Market data is sourced from Yahoo Finance via yfinance and refreshed every 30 seconds while New York or London trades a share you hold, every 60 seconds otherwise (every 30 seconds at any hour with Live mode on). Prices are indicative and may be delayed.
Quant model
The 30-day forecast looks 30 trading days ahead, about six weeks. It uses a 15-signal multi-factor model with 2,000 Student-t Monte Carlo simulations. Predictions are probabilistic, not financial advice.
Your data
Your portfolio is stored securely on the server, tied to your account. Each account is fully isolated: your positions are never visible to other users.
Capital gains
The calculator opens on the rules that match your display currency and you can pick another country. UK estimates use the rates for shares and the annual exempt amount for 2026/27 or an earlier year; US estimates use the IRS brackets for 2026 or an earlier year. Results are for information only. Consult a qualified tax adviser before making tax decisions.

Common questions

How do I add a holding?

Open Portfolio and press Add stock. Search for the company, enter the price you paid per share and the date, and the number of shares if you want figures in money. Leave the price blank if you bought at the live price.

Can I import my holdings?

Yes. Open Portfolio and press Import CSV, then paste or upload an export from your broker. You see a preview of every row before anything is saved.

Why should I enter the number of shares?

Shares turn percentages into money. With them you get each position's value and weight, gains and losses in your currency, the portfolio value, and a total return weighted by position size. Without them the totals are an average per stock.

How do I change the display currency?

Open Preferences and choose Display currency. Values, gains and totals are shown in it: what a holding cost uses the exchange rate of the day you bought, what it is worth uses today's. Prices per share stay in the currency the share trades in.

What happens when I sell?

Press Sell on the position's row and enter the price and date. The position moves to History with its result, and the proceeds are added to Cash.

How fresh are the prices?

Prices refresh every 30 seconds while New York or London trades a share you hold, every 60 seconds otherwise, and every 30 seconds at any hour with Live switched on. They come from Yahoo Finance and can be delayed.

Are there keyboard shortcuts?

Press R to refresh prices, / to search your portfolio and Esc to close a dialog.

What the Portfolio columns mean

Shares
How many you hold. Optional, but money figures, Weight and Value need it.
Buy price
What you paid per share, in the currency the share trades in (pounds in London, dollars in New York).
Live price
The latest price per share from Yahoo Finance, in the currency the share trades in. A faded dot means the last known price is shown.
P/L %
Gain or loss since you bought, in your display currency: today's value against what the shares cost at the exchange rate of the day you bought. Hover over a figure to see the share's own move and the currency's part.
$, £ or € P/L
That gain or loss in money, in your display currency: the value now minus what the shares cost.
Day %
Change since the previous market close.
Weight
This position's share of the portfolio's value. Above 15% it is highlighted.
Value
Live price times shares, in your display currency at today's rate.
Ext. hours
The pre-market (PM) or after-hours (AH) price when there is one, and how far it is from the regular session's price.
Vol score
Volatility from 1 (calm) to 10 (wild), blended from beta, 30-day volatility and the width of the 52-week range. Under 4 is low; 7 and above is high.
Mkt cap
The company's market capitalisation, in your display currency at today's rate.
52W range
Where the live price sits between the lowest and highest price of the past 52 weeks.
Health
A score from 0 to 10 blending the analyst rating (40%), low volatility (30%) and your gain so far (30%). A rough guide, not advice.
Earnings
The next expected earnings date, highlighted as it gets close.
SA rating
A rating out of 5 from Seeking Alpha's quant score where there is one, otherwise the Wall Street analyst consensus. The arrow opens the stock's Seeking Alpha page.
Welcome tour
The four-step introduction shown on your first visit: adding a stock, finding your way round and choosing a display currency.
Export my data
Download a copy of all your data as a JSON file: account details, portfolios, holdings, watchlist and settings.
Delete account
Permanently delete your account and all associated portfolio data. This cannot be undone.

Preferences

Personalise your dashboard. All changes apply instantly and are saved automatically.

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Totals are in US dollars. Prices per share stay in the currency each share trades in.
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