wtf is portfolio-dashboard?

Portfolio Dashboard is a personal finance and crypto tracker that runs entirely as one HTML file in your web browser. There is no server and no account to sign up for. All of your holdings, notes, and history are stored only in your own browser's local storage, so your financial data never gets sent anywhere except for simple price lookups, which only send ticker symbols, never your actual balances or notes. The dashboard lets you track a table of holdings with entry price, current price, profit and loss, and target prices, including support for leveraged positions. It pulls live prices for crypto from CoinGecko and Binance and for stocks from Yahoo Finance, though prices can also be entered by hand. It supports more than ten currencies with live exchange rate conversion, and it keeps a monthly history of your net worth over time, including a comparison line against Bitcoin's price. Beyond simple tracking, it includes a trade journal that records closed trades with win rate and profit factor statistics, a thesis board where you can write down and date your reasoning for holding a position, and an airdrop tracker for wallets, tasks, and deadlines. There is also a separate private tab meant for people who want to keep a company portfolio and personal finances tracked together but visually apart. Since everything lives in the browser, the app includes a backup and restore feature that saves your whole dashboard as a single downloadable file, which is the only way to recover your data if the browser's storage gets cleared. The project is open source and released under the MIT license, and it can also be downloaded and run completely offline, though live prices will not update in that mode.