Indianapolis, IN— August 28, 2025. Chartledge today announced the public launch of Chartledge Portfolio on the Apple App Store, bringing creator-grade investing tools and AI insights to iPhone and iPad. The app centered on one idea: make it easier for modern investors and builders to see the whole picture—stocks, crypto, and knowledge assets—without the noise.
Why this matters
Most portfolio tools showed prices; Chartledge focused on decisions. The mobile app paired clean KPI dashboards with a fast, distraction-free UI so users could check trends, validate ideas, and act with confidence—on the train, between meetings, or at a studio session.
What’s inside
Unified watchlists for stocks and crypto with clear, at-a-glance KPIs (e.g., 24-hour high/low, moving averages, volume signals).
Chart-led summaries that highlighted momentum, volatility, and context instead of raw tickers alone.
Finlee AI assistance for quick explanations, comparisons, and plain-English takeaways when users needed “why,” not just “what.”
Creator-friendly design that supported Web3-native entrepreneurs who tracked both financial and digital assets as part of a single workflow.
Dark-mode first UI and responsive layouts that felt natural day or night.
Security-minded architecture so accounts and data stayed protected while syncing across devices.
Built for creators and investors
Chartledge will grow with a community of investors, indie founders, and artists who treated data like a creative medium. The new app reflected that ethos: fast charts, simple toggles, and explanations that read like a teammate—not a terminal.
“We wanted something you could open for 30 seconds and walk away smarter,” said Lee Brooks, creator of Chartledge. “If an idea didn’t help people decide, we left it on the cutting-room floor.”
Availability
Chartledge Portfolio is available now on the Apple App Store in the United States. It is a free download. Search “Chartledge Portfolio” in the App Store to get it.
What’s next
The team planned rapid updates focused on:
richer KPI overlays and timeframes,
portfolio snapshots users could save and share, and
deeper AI explainers for options and risk questions.
