Build a watchlist. Set your triggers. Get a notification the second something happens to a stock you actually follow.
Most retail investors hear about a move after it's already priced in. Not because they're careless — because the information is scattered across four apps and none of them know what you own.
Your news app covers the market. It doesn't cover your positions, and it doesn't ping you when they move.
Broker for prices. News app for headlines. Reddit for sentiment. Twitter for speed. Nothing joins them up.
You have a job. Refreshing charts between meetings is not a strategy for staying informed.
Set your own triggers on price movement, breaking news and market events. You choose the signals.
Track any stock or ETF. Performance, volume and key metrics at a glance.
Up-to-the-minute prices, volume and interactive charts. Real market data, not a delayed feed.
Financial news from trusted sources — global markets, sector trends, company developments.
Read the broader sentiment around the price action, not just the number on its own.
A concise summary of what actually mattered today. Caught up in two minutes, not forty.
Articles for every level — from your first ETF to refining an approach you've run for years.
The core app costs nothing. Premium tiers exist if you want more, but you never have to touch them.
Alerts arrive as push notifications on your lock screen — the same place you already look fifty times a day. No inbox to check, no feed to scroll. If nothing is happening on your watchlist, your phone stays quiet.
Free on the App Store. iPhone, iPad and Apple Silicon Macs on iOS 15.6 or later.
Search and add the stocks and ETFs you already follow. Your watchlist, however long it is.
This is the part people skip. Open the app, allow push, set your triggers — otherwise the alerts never reach you.
The app is free to download and use at a basic level. Optional paid subscription tiers inside the app unlock additional alert features and deeper analysis. You are never required to buy one.
No. Stocks.News is a news and alerts tool. It tells you when something happens to a stock on your watchlist and gives you the context around it. What you do with that is entirely your decision. Nothing in the app is financial advice.
Not currently. Stocks.News is iOS only — iPhone, iPad and Apple Silicon Macs, running iOS 15.6 or later.
You set the triggers. Alerts only fire on tickers you've added and conditions you've chosen, so the volume is entirely up to you.
No. There's a daily market wrap and educational articles for people still learning the basics, alongside the live data more active traders use.