Totally free · not a business opportunity
Gold is the truest form of money.
Understanding gold ownership is seeing a house, a ring, and a decade of saving in ounces — then watching paper fade beside the weight. GoldTruth is a private ledger. It is totally free. It is not a shop, a scheme, or a business opportunity. It does not sell metal. It shows what you already have.
- Totally free
- Not a business opportunity
- Any currency · no account
No fee, no upsell, no one to recruit. Use the ledger or leave it — nothing is sold here.
Live gold
$4,627
Spot · waiting
Live silver
$68.73
Per troy ounce
Since 1971
113×
Gold was $41 the year the gold window closed
A 1975 house
$1,005,870
$35,000 then, in today's gold
Why it matters
The benefit is not a quote. It is seeing clearly.
Most people already own some gold — a ring, a coin, a chain in a drawer. Few ever measure a life against it. Once you do, inflation stops being a headline and becomes a number you can hold.
01
See through inflation
A price in paper only tells you what the printer has been doing. The same purchase in ounces tells you what it really cost — and what those ounces buy now.
02
Know what you already hold
Jewellery, coins and bars are savings. Catalogue them, photograph them for insurance, and watch live metal restate the stack.
03
Compare a bank with ounces
The same monthly sum in a drawer versus in gold. One path is diluted every year. The other is weight.
04
Keep the book private
No account. No cloud. Nothing shared with a bank, a broker, or with us. Understanding ownership starts with owning the record.
The record
Once you measure in gold, the story changes.
113×
Since the gold window closed
Gold has done 113× since 1971, when the dollar stopped being a claim on metal.
$1,005,870
A house, restated
$35,000 in 1975 was about 217 ounces. In today's gold that is $1,005,870. The dollar price ran away. The weight did not.
When new units of currency are created, each existing unit buys less. Gold’s stock grows slowly. Measuring your life in ounces makes that visible without a lecture.
Jewellery
Every piece you already own, in one private book.
Most people have more gold in the drawer than they think. Log it. Photograph it. Keep the file on this device so you can show an insurer — without sending the pictures to us, a bank, or a cloud.
- Carats and weight — 18 ct, 22 ct, 9 ct — or silver and platinum fineness. Fine ounces are worked from what you type.
- Insurance photos — Take a picture of the piece, the hallmark, and a scale. Download an insurance file when you need proof.
- Scrap, not shop price — Jewellery is not a minted bar. You enter the scrap figure a dealer would pay. Melt is shown only as a guide.
Privacy
No data is held anywhere but on your device.
There is no GoldTruth account for the ledger. Purchases, holdings, jewellery photos and savings never leave this browser. We cannot see your ounces. An insurer, a bank, and a broker cannot see them either — unless you choose to download a file and send it yourself.
No account
Open the ledger and start. Nothing to sign up for.
No cloud copy
The book lives in this browser on this phone or computer.
Nothing is sent
Not to us. Not to a bank. Not to an insurer. Photos stay here.
You keep the proof
Download photos or an insurance file when you need to show someone else.
Three steps
01
Add a purchase
Any year from 1970, any currency. A house, a car, or last week’s groceries.
02
See the ounces
We look up gold and silver at that date and convert the sticker price into metal.
03
Compare with today
Live spot shows what those ounces are worth now — and what a bank savings path would have done instead.
Ask Veronica
Veronica Calder
A metals guide in the app. She will talk through gold, silver, 1971, and how to read your ledger. She will not tell you what to buy — that is your decision.
Talk to VeronicaInstall it. Use it every month.
GoldTruth is a home-screen app. Add a purchase when you buy something. Check the savings path when you get paid. No account, no subscription — the ledger lives on your device.
- iPhone — Share, then Add to Home Screen.
- Android — browser menu, then Install app.
- Computer — install icon in the address bar.
