Google announces new Google Finance upgrades; Google Finance Android app also introduced

Yesterday, Google announced that new capabilities will be rolling out for Google Finance starting this week, while to enhance user experience, the company is also launching the Google Finance Android app.

The new Google Finance is coming out of beta this week with new capabilities and a new @Android app.

Explore three ways it can help you better track and understand financial investments 🧵 pic.twitter.com/nZY9RN5c2J

— Google (@Google) June 25, 2026

New Capabilities for Google Finance

Portfolio

Starting this week, Google is rolling out portfolios globally in the new Google Finance. With Portfolios, you will see all your investments consolidated in a single dashboard that shows performance data as well as insights on your asset allocation and more.

Your existing Google Finance portfolios will be available automatically, or you can create a new one by dropping in screenshots or uploading files (like CSVs or PDFs) that detail your holdings. Users can even describe their investments to get started and build from there. There is also a research tool available to dive deeper.

Market Intel

Google is launching a new way for Google Finance to keep you updated on the topics you care about.

Users can ask for a daily pre-market briefing, edit the schedule or instructions, including using their watchlist or portfolio to get insights tailored to their own investments. Once its set up, Google Finance gets to work in the background to find exactly what you need and deliver a custom briefing on your preferred schedule.

When your update is ready, you will receive a notification through the Google app for Android or iOS. Notifications will also appear on the research panel in Google Finance in web. You can also view and edit your existing tasks in the research panel.

This capability is now available globally.

New Google Finance app

The company has introduced a new Google Finance app for Android users. The app is a dedicated place to easily access your watchlist, as well as real-time data, a live financial news feed, the AI research tool and AI-powered key moments that explain why a stock moved.

Google has promised to bring more capabilities from the web experience into the mobile app over the coming months, like live earning calls, today’s new portfolio and task features. iOS users will not have to wait much as the company has confirmed to launch an app for iOS later this year.