Interactive Brokers portfolio analysis, privately in your browser

Export your activity statement from Interactive Brokers, open it in LTP, and get the analysis brokers do not give you: what your ETFs really hold, how your returns compare, and where the risk sits. Nothing is uploaded.

What you get from one statement

  • Track record: value, money invested and gains over time.
  • Performance: returns against a benchmark of your choice, with annotations you draw on the chart.
  • Look-through and concentration: the companies, sectors, countries and currencies behind your funds.
  • Risk and stress tests: volatility, drawdowns, value-at-risk, and scenarios such as an equity crash or a country crisis.
  • Costs: fund charges, trading fees and withholding tax, year by year.

How to import

  1. In IBKR's Client Portal, run an Activity Statement as CSV for the period you want.
  2. In LTP, choose Import IBKR statement.
  3. Your positions, trades, dividends and fees are read in your browser and saved only on your device. Export a backup to keep a copy.

Questions

Does LTP connect to my IBKR account?

No. You export a statement file yourself; LTP never asks for login details and has no access to your account.

Can I use it without IBKR?

Yes: enter positions and trades by hand, or import a CSV from another broker.

Analyse your portfolio → Free, no account; your portfolio stays in your browser.

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