Android

Is there an Apple Stocks app for Android?

StockFloc looks and works the same on Android as on iPhone.

No. Apple's Stocks app only works on Apple devices like the iPhone, iPad, and Mac. There's no Android version. If you're on Android and want a simple stock watchlist like it, try StockFloc: it's free on Google Play and doesn't need an account.

Side by side

What you liked in Apple Stocks, on Android.

The parts of Apple's Stocks app people miss most, and how StockFloc handles each one on Android. Where Apple's app does more, the table says so.

Apple Stocks (iPhone) StockFloc (Android)
A clean list of your stocks Yes Yes. One watchlist free, up to 12 with Premium
A small chart on every row Yes Yes, drawn against a dashed line at the previous close
Price change vs percent change Tap the pill to switch between them Both shown on every row, no tapping
Detail chart for each stock Yes, every range free 1D and 1W free, 1M to 1Y with Premium
News Business stories from Apple News Each company's key SEC filings, plus a daily AI market brief
Account needed No No
Sync across devices Yes, through iCloud No, your list stays on your phone
Home screen widget Yes Not yet
Runs on Android No Yes
Beyond the basics

What StockFloc adds.

Big moves catch fire

Any stock up 10% or more in a day erupts into live fire on its row. Down 10% or more and it freezes into ice. You see the big movers before you read a number.

Top Movers tab

The day's biggest gainers and losers across about 3,000 of the most-traded US stocks, every 10% mover lit up, each one tap away from your watchlist.

Market Heat gauge

A gauge in the header shows whether the whole market is running hot or cold today.

Company logos

Real logos on every row, so you can find a name by shape and color before you read the ticker.

See how the fire and ice works on the heat explainer, or which stocks are burning right now on today's fire and ice.

Watch out for look-alikes

Search Google Play for "stocks" and you will find apps styled to look like Apple's. None of them come from Apple. Before you install any finance app, check the developer name, read the most recent reviews, and open the Data safety section to see what the app collects.

Other good options

If you want deep research and a news feed, Yahoo Finance has a full Android app. If you already have a brokerage account, its app includes a watchlist. For a quick look at one quote, a Google search for the ticker works. Our honest roundup of watchlist apps compares them.

FAQ

Common questions

Is there an Apple Stocks app for Android?

No. Apple's Stocks app only works on Apple devices like the iPhone, iPad, and Mac. There's no Android version. StockFloc is a free Android watchlist that covers the same basics, and it doesn't need an account.

What is the Android equivalent of the Apple Stocks app?

Most Android phones do not come with a built-in stock watchlist the way iPhone does, so the equivalent is an app you install. StockFloc gives you a clean list of your stocks with a small chart, the price, and the dollar and percent change on every row, free and with no account. Stocks that move 10% or more in a day catch fire or freeze into ice.

Does Android have a built-in stock app?

Most Android phones do not ship with a dedicated stock watchlist app. You can check a single quote by searching a ticker in Google, but to follow a list of stocks every day you need to install a watchlist app from Google Play.

Can I move my Apple Stocks watchlist to Android?

Apple Stocks has no export, so the quickest way is to add your tickers again. In StockFloc, tap Add, type a ticker or company name, and tap the result. A typical list of 10 to 20 stocks takes a couple of minutes.

Is StockFloc free on Android?

Yes. StockFloc is free on Google Play, with ads. One optional one-time $0.99 Premium unlock removes ads and adds more watchlists, longer charts, and portfolio analytics. There is no subscription, no account, and no brokerage.

On an iPhone? StockFloc is on the App Store too.

StockFloc is an independent app from Pizza Robot Studios and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Apple. Apple and iPhone are trademarks of Apple Inc. Google Play and the Google Play logo are trademarks of Google LLC.