Google Finance is finally shedding its beta label. On Thursday, Alphabet Inc.'s Alphabet Inc. (GOOGL) Google announced that the platform is officially out of beta, bringing three major upgrades — including a standalone mobile app — to users worldwide.

The testing period kicked off in August 2025, and now the new experience is rolling out globally. Here's what's new.

Consolidated Dashboards and Interactive Market Intelligence

The headline feature is portfolio tracking. Users can now see all their investments in one dashboard, complete with performance data and asset allocation insights. Google says existing portfolios from the classic experience will be migrated automatically, but you can also create new ones by uploading screenshots, CSVs, or PDFs. Or, if you're feeling lazy, just describe your investments and let Google build the portfolio for you.

There's also an integrated AI research tool that lets you ask specific questions about your portfolio. Want a daily premarket briefing on a particular topic? Just tell Google Finance to "send me a daily premarket briefing on X topic," and it will run in the background, gather the info, and deliver a custom briefing on your preferred schedule — sending notifications via the Google app or the web experience.

Dedicated Mobile Applications for Android and iOS

Google is launching a new Google Finance app for Android, giving users a dedicated place to access watchlists, real-time data, a live financial news feed, and that AI research tool. Over the coming months, Google plans to bring more web features — like the portfolio and task capabilities — to the mobile app.

And for Apple fans: Google says it will release a Google Finance app on Apple Inc. (AAPL) iOS later this year.

Background

This rollout builds on earlier updates. In April 2026, Google expanded its AI-powered Google Finance platform to more than 100 countries with local-language support. That update let users ask market and stock questions, view AI-generated answers, use upgraded charts, and track news, commodities, and cryptocurrencies.

And in August 2025, Google began testing the new AI-powered experience in the U.S., giving users the option to switch between the new and classic designs. That test included detailed finance questions, advanced charts, more market data, and real-time news headlines.

Price Action: GOOG shares were down 1.21% at $340.85, and GOOGL shares were down 1.20% at $341.15 at the time of publication on Thursday.

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