Swipe into investing.
One company at a time. Right to save it, left to pass. Orders go through the brokerage account you already have, and you confirm each one yourself.
Windows, Office, Xbox, the cloud half the internet runs on. Easy to forget how much you touch it.
It's already in your pocket, on your wrist, in your ears. Owning a piece is the part you're missing.
The chips behind every AI you touch. You already depend on it; now you can own it.
Twelve cards. Drag one. Not real data.
One card at a time.
Every stock in the market is one search away. The feed hands you the ones worth your time, and every card tells you the same five things. Flip it and the whole stock page is underneath.
It's already in your pocket, on your wrist, in your ears. Owning a piece is the part you're missing.
The iPhone, Mac, and AirPods maker that turned gadgets into a global lifestyle empire.
Here is what it does.
Six things, each one live below.
The cars, the charging network, and the founder you can't escape online. Loud by design.
Instagram and WhatsApp run a huge slice of your social life. Same company, all of it.
Search, Maps, YouTube, your inbox. You'd struggle to get through a day without them.
Swipe to discoverRight saves it to your watchlist, left passes. Nearly 400 hand-picked companies, one at a time.
PulsesShort factual labels on every stock: where the money moved, what analysts say, what the big funds disclosed. All four kinds
RomAsk anything about a company and get a plain English answer with the numbers on that page. What to buy stays your call.
FriendsInvite only. See each other's moves and a leaderboard in percent, never dollars, never holdings.
ExploreSearch any stock, the news as it publishes, and the calendar of earnings and IPOs with Wall Street's estimates.
Slide to buy, slide to sellPick an amount and an account. The order lands at your brokerage and shows up in both apps.
Your brokerage account.
Pick the one you have. Then watch what happens to an order.
Your cash and your shares stay at Robinhood. The order you confirm goes there, Robinhood executes it, and Robinhood keeps the record. Stoxswipe never holds or moves any of it.
Connections run through SnapTrade. What you can do at each brokerage depends on that brokerage, and the app tells you before you place anything. Not investment advice. You direct your own trades.
Questions people ask.
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In testing.
The app is on TestFlight and is being tested with real brokerage accounts before it goes on the App Store. If you would like to know when it does, leave an email. You get one message when it is out and no others.
Your address is used for that one message and nothing else.