Google Finance exits beta, adds Android app and portfolio

Google has launched a major update to its Google Finance platform, exiting its beta phase and introducing a dedicated Android app alongside new portfolio tracking and automated briefing features. The announcement was made on Thursday, June 25, 2026, with the updates beginning a global rollout.

The centerpiece of the update is the return of a comprehensive portfolio management tool to the web platform, a feature Google had removed in 2017. Users can now consolidate all their investments into a single dashboard that displays performance data, asset allocation, and concentration risk. Portfolios can be created by uploading CSV files, PDFs, or screenshots, or by simply describing holdings to the platform's AI assistant. Existing Google Finance portfolios will transfer automatically to the new system.

Once a portfolio is set up, users can interact with an AI-powered research tool to ask specific, tailored questions, such as which market sectors are underrepresented in their holdings or how their fixed-income allocation might affect long-term growth. Google states that portfolio data will remain private and that uploaded files are not retained.

A second major feature allows users to...