How the Reviport app works

Updated on April 5, 2026

Overview #

Our app works in three steps:

  1. Choose your date format and base currency
  2. Add your transaction history (manually or with CSVs)
  3. Match your tickers to live listings

Once setup is complete, the application calculates portfolio performance, allocation, dividends, and related metrics using your saved history and third-party market data.

Reviport is designed for long-term, end-of-day tracking. Market data may be delayed depending on the source.

Step 1 — Choose Date Format + Base Currency #

Before importing data, you select:

  • Your preferred display date format
  • Your portfolio base currency (used for portfolio totals and return calculations)

This ensures all portfolio values and returns are calculated consistently.

Step 2 — Add Your History #

You can add transactions in two ways:

  • Manual entry
  • CSV import

You remain in control of what gets saved.

Step 3 — Match Tickers to Live Listings #

After importing, you match each ticker in your history to its correct live listing.

Example:

  • AAPL -> AAPL.US

This allows the app to fetch the correct market data and calculate your portfolio properly.

Why Ticker Matching Matters #

Many tickers exist:

  • On multiple exchanges
  • In different formats
  • With similar symbols

Matching ensures our app uses the correct listing for pricing, performance, and dividend calculations.

Note: Can’t find a ticker listing? You can skip matching and enable manual tracking.

After Setup, You Can #

  • Upload additional CSV files at any time
  • Edit existing transactions
  • Re-match tickers or enable manual tracking if needed
  • Customize ticker details (such as asset class, sector, management type, investment type, dividend settings, etc.)

Your portfolio updates automatically after changes.

Read more #

See our complete getting started guide here.

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