Learn markets with the feeling of a premium app, not a school worksheet.
InvestIQ blends paper trading, guided lessons, and live market context into one calmer experience so beginners can build real intuition without getting buried in jargon.
Live market names
1/10
Most prices are live. 9 names are temporarily using fallback data.
Lesson system
8+
Structured lessons with examples and guided takeaways
Experience
One app
Paper trade, learn, compare, and ask the coach in one flow
App preview
Everything a beginner needs, in one place.
Market pulse
NVDA is leading today
AI coach
Ask what matters in plain English
No dead-end explanations. Just a fast read on what changed, what matters, and what to notice next.
Learning flow
Lessons that connect to the live market
Study a concept, open a stock, and immediately see what that idea looks like in practice.
1. Scan the market
Use the filters to find a stock, then read the plain-English movement summary.
2. Make a paper trade
Buy with fake money so you can build intuition without real-world downside.
3. Learn from the result
Use the coach and short notes to understand what actually mattered.
Why it converts
It feels like one connected investing experience.
Paper trading
Practice first, then build conviction from what actually happened.
Live context
Open a real stock move and see the market story without the noise.
Lessons that stick
Learn a concept and connect it straight to the market in the same session.
Beginner-safe coach
Ask plain-English questions and get a real answer instead of getting lost.
Coach preview
See how the explainer feels before you sign in.
Pick any stock card and I’ll explain the move in plain English, what actually matters, and what a beginner should watch next.
Founder note
This version now feels much more like a product.
The app now has working Firebase auth flows, a more guided student experience, clearer market navigation, a reliable mentor engine, live market refresh controls, buy and sell actions, and a Firestore-ready portfolio system. From here, the biggest upside is deeper social + challenge mechanics, not basic usability cleanup.