Anyone found a way to consolidate fidelity and robinhood portfolios without building a spreadsheet?

Okay so I've got stocks in both fidelity and robinhood and honestly every single morning I have to open both apps separately just to figure out where I actually stand, like it's getting pretty annoying at this point.

The problem is that they show everything so differently that I can't even compare properly, fidelity has all these charts and tables that look professional I guess but are kind of confusing, robinhood is super clean and simple but missing a bunch of info I actually need. Neither one gives me a real picture of my total portfolio allocation or how I'm doing overall.

I tried adding everything up manually in my head but that lasted maybe two days before I realized I was spending way too much time on basic math, is everyone else just picking one brokerage and sticking with it or is there actually a good way to see everything together without building some crazy spreadsheet, because honestly I'm not trying to become an excel expert just to track my investments you know.