Noryll Equity Platform — web app
The platform runs in the browser against your own instance. There is no installer, on purpose: the data stays on the server you control.
Your money, written down properly.
Spreadsheets hold money well until the second year, when the formulas stop matching the tax forms and nobody remembers which tab is current. The Equity Platform is what replaced ours: one place where a trade, a bill and a tax entry are the same kind of record, with a history you can audit and an export you can take with you.
Positions, holdings and trade history, with realised and unrealised profit and loss computed per lot rather than guessed from an average.
Transactions classified for tax, a quarterly summary and a CSV export, so the figure you hand to an accountant comes from a record and not from memory.
Recurring payments with their due dates and alerts, so a renewal you forgot about is something the platform tells you, not something the bank does.
Every screen is translated into the ten declared locales, and each message reaches you in the language you chose rather than the language of whoever triggered it.
Encrypted sensitive fields, idempotency keys and row locking on anything that touches money, a data-portability export and a policy engine behind the screens.
Noryll LLC is not a bank, a broker-dealer, or a registered investment adviser, and the Equity Platform gives no investment, tax or legal advice. It records what you tell it and shows you the arithmetic. Decisions, and the figures you file with any authority, remain yours and your advisers'.
Trades, bills and tax entries as one kind of record, with the history behind every number and an export you can hand to an accountant without rebuilding it first.
Self-hosted. Your data stays on the server you control.
The platform runs in the browser against your own instance. There is no installer, on purpose: the data stays on the server you control.
The administration panel of the Equity Platform as its own desktop window, packaged the same way the Gym + panel is. The panel exists inside the platform; this is the installer for it, and it is not built yet.
The same panel in the package a Windows administrator deploys from a policy. Listed so the shape of the catalogue does not change on the day it ships.
An iOS and Android client for the platform is written but not published to either store. It is listed here so you know where it stands, and it has no link until there is a build to link to.