FinioLive on the App Store
Read the whole market.
Then pick one stock.
Finio scores every liquid US equity against a ten-indicator signal engine, explains what it found in plain English, and gives you simulated capital to act on it.
The idea
Markets don't lack data.
They lack explanation.
Most apps hand you a price and a chart and leave the interpretation to you. Finio starts a layer earlier: it reads the entire market, ranks what actually moved, then shows its work — which indicators fired, how much they agree, the levels that matter, and what would have to happen for the read to be wrong.
Discover
What moved today, ranked by impact, with the reason attached.
Scan
What is setting up across the whole market, not just your watchlist.
Analyse
What ten indicators say about one name, and how far they agree.
Practice
What you would actually do, at real prices, with simulated capital.
Improve
Whether you were right, scored and kept as a track record.
Discover
Know what moved.
Know why it moved.
Today opens on a live quote strip, the single biggest move in the market with its sentiment already classified, and the most-traded name by dollar volume. Below it, a feed ranked by market impact rather than publication time.
Why it matters, watch next
Every story carries a one-line thesis and the forward angle, so a headline becomes something you can act on.
Tagged to real tickers
Affected symbols are attached to each story and open straight into full research.
Filtered the way you read
Stocks, AI/Tech, Bullish, Bearish, Breaking, Earnings, Economy, SEC filings.
Scan
Two scanners.
The entire market.
The Market Scanner ranks live signals across US equities — momentum, breakouts, unusual volume, gaps, news, earnings, reversals, relative strength. The Desk Scanner goes wider still, running the full signal engine over 7,402 names and sorting them into six verdict tiers.
Counts from a single live scan. Every row carries its own score out of 100, a modelled probability, and an expected range — never a constant dressed up as a result.
Analyse
Ten indicators.
One verdict.
All of the working.
Open any ticker's Signal Desk and Finio scores it out of 100, tells you how many of its ten tools agree, and writes the read in a sentence a person can actually use. Then it opens every indicator underneath so you can disagree with it.
Two registers of the same brief
Simple explains the setup in plain language. Pro keeps the levels, the counter-signal and the confidence read.
Confidence you can audit
A percentage agreement score and a bullish / neutral / bearish split, so a split decision looks like one.
The prices that decide it
Support, resistance and the counter-signal named explicitly, with the level that would invalidate the read.
The loop
One path from the whole market to a single decision.
Scan the market
Start with every liquid US equity sorted by verdict, not by whatever you already own.
Open the name
Price, quick take, Market Mood scored off the Signal Desk, and the bull and bear case side by side.
Ask why it is moving
The catalyst behind today's move, tied to the stories and filings that caused it.
Read the desk
Ten indicators, an agreement score, the levels that matter and the counter-signal.
Take the position
Place it with simulated capital at live prices, then let the record decide whether you were right.
Projection
A forecast that states its own uncertainty.
Every ticker carries an AI price projection with a target date, a projected price, a likely range and an explicit confidence score. Finio shows the band, not just the point — because a wide interval and a narrow one are different claims.
Range, not just a number
Projected price alongside its likely range and the probability of profit over the horizon.
Market Mood
A bullish or bearish read on the ticker scored directly off the Signal Desk, in plain language.
Smart alerts
Set your entry, target and stop, and Finio watches the setup instead of you refreshing it.
Finio Agent
Ask the desk out loud.
A voice agent that sits over the whole app. Ask for the strongest setups and it ranks live signals, explains each pick, opens the scanner with your filters applied, or reads your simulated portfolio back to you.
It answers from verified quotes and the same scan the rest of the app uses. When it cannot verify a name, it says so rather than inventing one.
Practice
Real prices.
Real decisions.
Simulated capital.
Everyone starts with $10,000 of practice money and live market prices. Positions, average cost, running P&L and a full transaction history — the whole apparatus of a portfolio, with none of the downside of being wrong while you learn.
Order tickets in shares or dollars
Stepper or dollar amount, an order summary before you commit, and available cash always in view.
A ledger, not a scoreboard
Every fill recorded with price, size and timestamp, so your history is auditable.
Watchlist that follows the work
Star anything from research and it waits for you with live prices.
Compete
Turn every call into a track record.
The Arena scores your conviction. Take a side on a live battle before it closes, enter a paper challenge with a stated target and duration, backtest the idea first in the Strategy Lab, and let a coach read the whole thing back to you.
Battles, challenges and backtests run on simulated funds and XP. Backtests use historical data; past performance says nothing about future results.
Learn
Learn the concept.
Then find it in the market.
Education Mode adds a full Learn tab: structured modules, a daily challenge built around one concept, XP and levels, and an achievement track. Teachers verify a school email and open a class; students join with a code and their Learn tab fills with the assigned work.
A concept a day
Today's challenge poses one real question — volatility drag, expected value, position sizing — and makes you answer it.
Modules that build
Probability, risk, market mechanics, behavioural edge, fundamentals, macro and portfolio mastery.
Classroom-safe by construction
Everything is paper money and educational. There is no real-money account to open.
Wall Street Roast
The feedback nobody else will give you.
Run your simulated portfolio through the Roast and pick your heat: Light, Spicy, or No Mercy. You get a score, a portfolio personality, and — underneath the jokes — an honest read on concentration, conviction and the risk you did not notice you were taking.
Roasts run on simulated Finio data. The jokes are for sharing; the diagnosis is the point.
One app, three shapes
Set it up for who you actually are.
Finio asks once, on first launch, and rebuilds its home screen around the answer. Nothing is locked behind the choice, and you can switch whenever you like.
Trading
The default. Watchlist, search, the full research desk and practice orders, with both scanners one tap from Today.
Student
Education Mode on: the Learn tab, classroom tools, guided practice, the daily concept challenge and the Arena in the tab bar.
Quantitative View
Professional forecasts, calibrated probabilities, simulator controls and the Quant Desk, for people who want the model itself.
Get started
Stop guessing which stock.
Start reading the market.
Free on iPhone. Real market data, a full research desk, and simulated capital from the first minute.
