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Portfolio Performance

name.abuchen.portfolio.distro.product · Finance · v0.54.2
Native Version Spotted 4 devices · 264.4 MB · Impact: 56/100
Native Version Spotted

Apple Silicon version latest seen at v0.86.0 · Reported by 7 Macs in the community.

All sighted native versions (5):

v0.86.0 ×1 v0.84.2 ×2 v0.85.0 ×1 v0.83.2 ×1 v0.84.0 ×2

Sighting data is community-sourced — version availability and pricing should be verified with the developer.

About This App

Portfolio Performance is a free, open-source desktop application for tracking and analyzing investment portfolios. It supports multiple asset classes (stocks, bonds, funds, cryptocurrencies), calculates performance metrics, tracks dividends and interest, and generates detailed reports and visualizations. The application is used by individual investors, financial advisors, and wealth managers worldwide to monitor their holdings across multiple accounts and currencies. A native Apple Silicon build has been confirmed running on Macs in the Rosetta Check community.

Versions Seen 6 versions
v0.85.0 v0.84.2 v0.84.0 v0.83.2 v0.54.2 v0.46.6

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Portfolio Performance offers native Apple Silicon builds alongside Intel versions, and the vendor's download page automatically serves the correct architecture for your Mac. Visit the Portfolio Performance homepage and download the macOS Silicon (aarch64) DMG file — it will be labeled something like "PortfolioPerformance-X.X.X-aarch64.dmg". Double-click the DMG to mount it, then drag the Portfolio Performance icon to your Applications folder just as you would for any Mac app. Your existing portfolios, settings and historical data will carry over without any migration steps. If you previously installed Portfolio Performance via Homebrew, you can alternatively run "brew install portfolio-performance" to let Brew handle the native update automatically. After upgrading to the native build, expect better performance and improved battery life compared to running the Intel version under Rosetta.