TrendMoney is now on the Google Play Store. It's free, has no ads, no in-app purchases, and it's a real native Android app — not a website stuffed into a WebView.
What's in it
- Push alerts. Set a price level on any US or NSE stock and get notified when it crosses. The app also pushes 52-week highs/lows, earnings beats and misses, FOMC decisions, scheduled economic releases (actual vs. forecast), big moves in crude/gold/DXY/VIX, and Indian market open/close snapshots — each as its own notification channel you can turn off individually.
- Portfolio and watchlist. Holdings across NSE, BSE, NASDAQ and NYSE with live P&L, XIRR and sector breakdown. Import a broker file (Zerodha, Groww, Angel One, Upstox, ICICI, Fidelity, Schwab, Vanguard, Robinhood) and it resolves the symbols for you — synced with the web app under the same account.
- Markets terminal. Live quotes, candlestick charts, technical indicators, the earnings calendar, an NSE option chain with PCR/max pain, and on-chain crypto data.
- Stock screener. Scan the NASDAQ 100 and S&P 500, or the NSE Nifty universe, by real technical signals — breakouts, moving-average crossovers, RSI, unusual volume — not a static "top gainers" list. It re-scans against live data every run, with a dedicated technical signals scanner for Nifty 50/100 on top.
- News and world map. The same 150+ RSS feed aggregation as the web app, sorted into 22 topics and 6 regions, geolocated on a map, plus the Iran and Afghanistan–Pakistan monitors. Save articles to a reading list.
- Trend AI. This is the one people ask about most. Ask why a stock moved and it answers using that day's actual headlines, live price action and the technical setup for that exact symbol — not a canned, generic response. Point it at a chart and it reads the setup like an analyst would: trend, momentum, support and resistance. It's context-aware, not a chatbot bolted on as an afterthought.
See it in action
Why it's not just the website again
A lot of "apps" from web products are a browser window with the chrome hidden. This one isn't. Every screen — the markets terminal, the portfolio, the news feed — is built as a native Jetpack Compose screen designed for a phone, not a scaled-down copy of the desktop layout. That's why push notifications actually work reliably in the background, scrolling and charts feel native, and the app keeps working the way an Android user expects: proper back-button behavior, system dark mode, and no browser overhead.
How we built it
Kotlin and Jetpack Compose end to end, talking to the same backend and API routes that power the website — so a price alert, a portfolio import, or a saved article shows up identically on both. Firebase Cloud Messaging handles push delivery, with per-category channels and quiet hours so alerts don't turn into noise. Minimum supported version is Android 8.0.
Sign-in is optional — markets, news and monitors work with no account. An account is only needed for portfolio, watchlist, bookmarks and alerts.
Download it here, or read the full feature breakdown on the Android page.