What is Redstone used for?

Redstone is a portfolio tracking and analysis platform with risk metrics such as Sharpe and Sortino ratios, stock and ETF screeners and shareable portfolios. It is a good fit for investors comparing the risk of different portfolios, and screening ETFs and stocks by quantitative criteria.

Yes. Redstone has a free plan, and paid plans start at $15 per month.

Is Redstone open source?

No. Redstone is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Finance & Accounting category, open-source options include Ghostfolio, Rotki and Wealthfolio.

What are some alternatives to Redstone?

Redstone competes with Empower and Monarch.

Redstone: features, pricing and alternatives

About Redstone

Redstone is a hosted portfolio analytics tool for investors. You build portfolios of stocks and ETFs, track performance against the comparisons you choose, and see risk metrics such as alpha, beta, Sharpe, Sortino, Omega, Calmar and Martin ratios and maximum drawdown. Portfolios can be shared with the community, and users can screen other users' portfolios by performance and risk.

A stock screener and an ETF screener filter securities by quantitative and technical criteria, watchlists organize favorite portfolios, and a dashboard monitors portfolios in real time. ETF comparison pages put returns, drawdowns and risk side by side for popular pairs, free and without an account. The data includes five years or more of history, refreshed daily. The tools are informational and not investment advice.

Key features

Portfolio performance tracking
Risk metrics including Sharpe and Sortino
Stock and ETF screeners
Shareable community portfolios
Portfolio screener by performance and risk
Free ETF comparison pages

Good fit for

Investors comparing the risk of different portfolios
Screening ETFs and stocks by quantitative criteria

Tags: portfolio-tracker; risk-metrics; stock-screener; etf; investing; analytics

Redstone: questions and answers

What is Redstone used for?: Redstone is a portfolio tracking and analysis platform with risk metrics such as Sharpe and Sortino ratios, stock and ETF screeners and shareable portfolios. It is a good fit for investors comparing the risk of different portfolios, and screening ETFs and stocks by quantitative criteria.
Is Redstone free?: Yes. Redstone has a free plan, and paid plans start at $15 per month.
Is Redstone open source?: No. Redstone is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Finance & Accounting category, open-source options include Ghostfolio, Rotki and Wealthfolio.
What are some alternatives to Redstone?: Redstone competes with Empower and Monarch.