TickerKey

TickerKey

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 22, 2026
  • August 27, 2026

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TickerKey turns your keyboard into a stock-research tool. Type a ticker in Messages, Notes, email, or social, and the live price appears without leaving what you’re doing. The companion app is where you go further: talk to an AI analyst, follow your portfolio, and turn any chat into a PDF you can actually send. FROM YOUR KEYBOARD • Type a ticker and the live price shows up as soon as it appears • Tap for the breakdown: technicals, fundamentals, sentiment, and a buy, hold, or short call • Ask pill: tap it, type a question, and the answer lands in the suggestion bar • Swipe typing (experimental) learns the words you actually use and gets better the more you type • Charts, news, and analysis sit on top of the conversation you’re already in IN THE APP • Chat: ask about a stock and get an answer from a 14-agent engine covering technicals, fundamentals, order flow, options flow, ETF flow, insider activity, sentiment, risk, and market regime. QuickTake boils it down to a 30-second bull case, bear case, and verdict. • Holdings: positions, total value, and P&L. Sector mix, stats, streaks, milestones, and a portfolio scorecard. • Watchlist: the names you care about, one tap away. • Scan Brand: point the camera at a product or logo, and it takes you to the stock. • KeyGents: playbooks that walk you through a full workup on any name. NEW: EXPORT YOUR RESEARCH AS A PDF Turn a chat into a report. Choose what goes in: the analysis cards, a live price snapshot, your portfolio with a sector-allocation chart, or the full 14-agent breakdown and verdict. Light or dark, add your name, then share or save it. Useful if you want a record, want to send someone your take, or just want to look back later. ALSO INSIDE • Price alerts • Morning Brief • Keyboard and app stay in sync TickerKey is for people who want the research without switching apps. US-listed stocks only. Important: TickerKey is for educational and informational purposes only. It is not investment advice, and prices and signals may be delayed. Always do your own research before making any financial decision.
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What's New in TickerKey

3.2

August 27, 2026

A full redesign and a new way to share what you find. The new look. Every tab has been reworked for cleaner spacing, clearer hierarchy, and stronger contrast, in both Light and Dark. The navigation bar is now a frosted glass capsule that lets your content show through. Today is one feed. Your watchlist, your trades, and the market news now flow together, newest first. Each story reads as a post - tap the star to follow a ticker, the target to run the analysis, the bookmark to keep it. Share a story as a card. Sharing now builds a TickerKey card: the company's logo and colours, a live chart, the day's open, high and low, and a one-line read on what it means. It goes out as an image with the link, so the story stays credited, and the card speaks for itself. Saved stories. Bookmark anything worth returning to. Saved stories also appear on that ticker's own page, so the reading you did last week is waiting when you need it. Fixed - Headlines no longer repeat the publisher's name or show stray characters - News cards fit the screen properly on every device - Chart percentages follow the time range you picked, not just today - Suggestion pills on the keyboard are no longer clipped in Light mode - Buttons and links on sheets are readable again in Light mode TickerKey now also tells you when a new version is out. iOS only updates apps on its own over Wi-Fi with automatic updates on, and a keyboard you type into every day shouldn't quietly fall months behind.

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