What is PWW?
PWW (short for Portfolio, Watchlist, Wealth) is a web workspace for individual investors who follow US stocks and ETFs. It brings a US stock watchlist, an ETF watchlist, recorded portfolio holdings and investment research notes together under a single account, so users can move between the securities they track, the positions they hold and the reasoning behind their decisions.
After signing in, users group securities into watchlists, record positions and cash, and review saved holdings alongside available prices. Each dataset is shown with its source, data date and coverage, and the site notes that information may be delayed or incomplete. PWW also lets users compare ETF data and holdings overlap. It is positioned as a research and record-keeping tool: it does not execute trades or give personalized investment advice.
Who it's for
- Individual investors in US stocks
- ETF investors comparing funds
- Self-directed investors who keep research notes
- People tracking holdings outside their brokerage
How to use PWW
- 1
Create a free account
Sign up on pww.com to open a private workspace tied to your account.
- 2
Build your watchlists
Group the US stocks and ETFs you want to follow into collections.
- 3
Record your holdings
Enter positions and cash, then review saved holdings with available prices, data dates and coverage.
- 4
Save research and compare ETFs
Read available company data, keep notes with source context, and compare fund data and holdings overlap between ETFs.
PWW key features
US stock and ETF watchlists
Organize the securities you follow into separate collections to keep your research universe manageable.
Portfolio holdings tracker
Record positions and cash and review their structure along with available prices.
Investment research notes
Save notes and supporting evidence next to available company data, keeping the source context.
Compare ETFs
Look at available fund data and holdings overlap, with snapshot dates and coverage shown.
Transparent data labeling
Datasets display their source, date and coverage so users can judge how current and complete they are.
Private workspace
Watchlists, portfolio records and notes require sign-in and are not published as public pages.
PWW use cases
Maintaining a US stock watchlist
An investor groups the companies they are researching into themed lists and returns to them over time.
Checking ETF overlap
Before adding a fund, a user compares ETFs to see how much their holdings overlap.
Reviewing portfolio holdings
An investor records positions and cash in one place to review how the portfolio is structured.
Documenting investment decisions
A user keeps research notes and evidence alongside each security to revisit why a decision was made.
PWW FAQ
What is PWW?
PWW is a web workspace where individual investors keep US stock and ETF watchlists, portfolio holdings records and investment research notes together. It is meant for research and record keeping, not trading.
Is PWW free?
Yes, free accounts are available. The site says paid plans, AI research and email digests are not enabled yet.
How do I compare ETFs with PWW?
Use the ETF comparison feature to view available fund data and holdings overlap, and check the snapshot dates and coverage shown before drawing conclusions.
Can I track my portfolio holdings in PWW?
Yes. You can record positions and cash, then review saved holdings with available prices and their data dates.
Are my watchlists and holdings public?
No. The workspace requires sign-in, and personal watchlists, portfolio records and research notes are tied to your account.
Does PWW place trades or give investment advice?
No. It does not execute trades or provide personalized investment advice; users remain responsible for their own decisions.
This introduction is based on the public pages of pww.com, read on October 9, 2026.