Burokku vs Octav: portfolio tracking for funds, treasuries and you
Octav does NAV and accounting reports for funds and DAOs, priced per address. Burokku adds exchanges, alerts on your phone, trading and automations. How they compare.
Updated Nov 8, 2026Facts checked Nov 8, 2026
In short
Octav is built for funds, DAOs and their accountants: deep DeFi coverage across its supported chains, automated NAV reports, transaction tagging and exports for tax tools, priced per address per year. It reads onchain addresses only and doesn't trade. Burokku covers the same onchain ground along with exchange accounts and Bitcoin, watches it for you with alerts on Telegram, push or email, and lets you act from the same place. For a fund's monthly reporting, Octav is the specialist. For watching and running a portfolio day to day, choose Burokku.
| Feature | Burokku | Octav |
|---|---|---|
| What it reads | ||
| All your accounts in one total | Yeswallets on every chain, exchanges and holdings added by hand | Partlyonchain addresses in bundles |
| Wallets | Yes60+ chains, with Solana and Bitcoin | Yes62 chains in its API docs, with Solana; not Bitcoin itself |
| Exchange accounts | Yes10+ exchanges, read-only keys | Nonone documented |
| DeFi positions | Yeswith health factors | Yes10,000+ protocols, with health factors |
| Perp DEX positions | YesHyperliquid, Lighter, Aster | PartlyHyperliquid and Lighter |
| What it tells you | ||
| Price alerts | Yes | Nonone found |
| Liquidation and health factor alerts | YesAave, Morpho and every perp venue | Partlyhealth factor emails on Pro, on three chains |
| Wallet activity alerts | Yes | PartlyEthereum mainnet, on paid plans |
| Where alerts reach you | Telegram, push and email | Email, Telegram and webhooks |
| What you can do from it | ||
| Swaps, bridges and trading | Yesfrom your own wallets, exchanges and perp DEXes | Noit's read-only |
| Automations | Yesworkflows, recurring buys, a liquidation guard | Partlyauto-tagging and scheduled exports |
| AI assistant | YesBurokku AI, from your own data | PartlyAI review and labelling of transactions |
| Revoke approvals | Yes | Noapprovals listed in its API only |
| Reports | Yestax report under 28 countries' rules | YesNAV, PnL calendar, exports for 10 tax tools |
| Apps and price | ||
| Apps | Partlyinstalls from your browser on any device; store apps coming | Partlyweb, API and command line; no phone app found |
| Price | Free; Pro from $12 a month | Free; Lite $149 a year per address |
Octav and Burokku both read DeFi deeply and add it up across wallets. Octav turns that into the reports a fund or a DAO owes its investors and accountants. Burokku turns it into a dashboard that watches your positions and lets you act on them.
What each one reads
Octav reads onchain addresses: 62 chains in its API documentation (16 with full support), including Solana, and Bitcoin layers but not Bitcoin itself. It covers 10,000+ DeFi protocols, with health factors, and Hyperliquid and Lighter positions. We found no exchange accounts in its documentation.
Burokku reads 60+ chains, EVM chains along with Solana and Bitcoin, DeFi positions with their health factors, Hyperliquid, Lighter and Aster, and 10+ exchanges through read-only keys, in one net worth. You can add holdings by hand, such as tokens still to unlock.
Reporting
Octav's strength. It produces NAV reports automatically, keeps daily snapshots, lets you tag transactions with rules, shows a profit and loss calendar, and exports for 10 tax tools, including Koinly, CoinTracker and TaxBit.
Burokku's tax report applies the rules and files of the country you pick, in 28 countries, with PDF and CSV exports for Koinly, CoinTracker and ZenLedger, and keeps history per wallet and bundle. It doesn't produce a fund's NAV report.
Alerts and acting
Octav's alerts are on paid plans: transaction alerts on Ethereum mainnet, and health factor emails for loans on three chains, by email, Telegram or webhook. It's read-only by design.
Burokku alerts you on Telegram, push or email before any loan or perp is liquidated, when a risky approval appears, money moves in a wallet you watch, or a price crosses your line. You can swap, bridge and trade from your own wallets and exchanges, revoke approvals, and set up automations such as a guard that repays or tops up an Aave or Morpho loan before it's at risk.
Price
Octav's portfolio tracking is free. Lite is $149 a year and Pro $499 a year, each per address, so a fund with 20 addresses on Pro pays $9,980 a year; Institutional is priced on request.
Burokku is free to use, and during early access every account has everything. After that, Pro is $16 a month, or $12 a month paid yearly, for 15 accounts, and Max is $49 a month for 50; Team and Enterprise are coming soon. See pricing.
Which one fits you
Burokku fits if
- You keep money on exchanges and want it in the same total
- You want alerts on your phone, not only reports
- You want to act: swap, trade, revoke, automate
- You're tracking many addresses and don't want to pay for each
Octav fits if
- You run a fund or DAO and need NAV reports every month
- Your accountant needs tagged transactions and exports for a tax tool
- Everything you track is onchain
- You want an API, a command line and an MCP server for your own tools
Questions
- How is Octav priced?
- Per address, yearly. Portfolio tracking is free; Lite is $149 a year per address and adds daily snapshots and analytics; Pro is $499 a year per address and adds transaction tagging and reports; Institutional is priced on request.
- Can Octav track exchange accounts?
- We found none in Octav's documentation; it reads public onchain addresses. Burokku reads 10+ exchanges with read-only keys alongside your wallets.
- Is Burokku suitable for a fund?
- For watching and running a fund's positions, yes: bundles per entity, alerts, the liquidation guard and an audit log. Team and Enterprise, with seats, roles and longer audit history, are coming soon. For formal NAV reporting today, Octav is built for it.
- Does Octav have a phone app?
- We found none. Octav runs on the web, with an API, a command line and an MCP server for developers. Burokku installs from your phone's browser with its own icon and notifications.
We make Burokku, so we aren’t neutral. We checked what this page says about other products against their own pages on Nov 8, 2026. If something has changed, tell us.