Google is finally releasing the Finance Android app, promising an iOS version later in 2026

Google Finance isn’t a new thing – it’s been around for 20 years, long enough to start with trusted Flash display charts and graphs. The website has received several major updates over the years, but has never had a mobile app until now. Google has released the first standalone Google Finance app, which is currently only available for Android, with iOS planned for later this year.

This program is available worldwide in the Play Storebut that’s not the only change for Google’s money tracker. An AI-driven update to the Finance website is also out of beta, making Google’s chatbot an integral part of the process. Naturally, the mobile app also includes a lot of AI support that aims to make intelligent markets.

If you’ve seen the latest updates on Finance Online, you’ll see a lot of familiar features in the app. You can create visualizations, monitor market trends, and have financial news all in one place. While looking at trend graphs, Finance will use AI to generate “key moments” that can explain why the numbers have changed. This was launched on the Finance website in May.

The mobile app also gets Google’s new AI search tool, accessible via an “Ask” button floating at the bottom of the UI. This allows users to chat with Google’s money-tuned bot about stocks. At the bottom of the bar you also have a History section where you can easily find your old chats.