TikrTown turns every stock you own into a little creature living in a miniature financial town. Green and bouncing, red and sulking — you'll know how your day is going from across the room. Add friends and their towns appear across the road, so you can watch each other's portfolios and talk about them.
No charts. No tables. One glance at a Tikr tells you everything a row in a brokerage app would — plus how it feels about it.
Every Tikr wears its symbol in white. You always know who's who.
Today's percentage change sits right under the ticker. Precise numbers, no tapping required.
A continuous gradient from deep red through neutral gold to rich green. +1.1% is visibly greener than +0.4%.
Seven emotional states, from full meltdown to confetti-level celebration. Extreme days are rare — which makes them fun.
Drag the day's performance and watch a Tikr live through it.
Colour is today. Size is your whole story. Add what you paid, and a Tikr starts small and earns its size as the position gains — armour and all.
Two separate signals, deliberately. A stock can be scarlet and furious today while still being the biggest, crowned character in town — because you're up 170% on it. One glance answers both questions.
The whole town's weather tracks the Dow. You read the day before you read a single ticker.
Clear skies, bright light, sun over the exchange.
Overcast. The town gets on with its day.
Rain, wet streets, and lightning when it's really bad.
It also tells you something the characters can't: green Tikrs standing in a downpour means your holdings are up while the market is down. Prefer to keep the sky out of it? One switch in settings gives you clear weather whatever the Dow is doing.
Tap any Tikr and it tells you what most likely moved it today.
Real headlines and real peer moves go in. When there's no news behind an explanation, it says so — rather than inventing a confident story.
Photograph your brokerage app and the whole portfolio arrives pre-filled. Check the rows, fix anything it wasn't sure about, hit add.
Some things a number can't tell you. Three of them walk, drive or burn.
Tap him for a straight read on the shape of your portfolio: concentration, currency mix, cash drag, and what is quietly carrying everything. Blunt when it should be — and every jab shows the number it is based on. He will never tell you what to buy or sell.
A holding trading under a dollar, deep underwater, or having a genuinely terrible session gets carried down the main road with the reason printed on the side. Hard to ignore, which is the point.
Down more than two per cent and the stock exchange at the head of the plaza is properly ablaze, smoke and all. It follows the same switch as the weather, so you can turn the drama off.
TikrTown is built to sit on your desk all day — so it has to work whether you're across the room or leaning in.
Mostly green, mostly red, or mixed. You know the shape of your day before you can read a single letter.
Tesla is getting crushed. Nvidia is up big. Apple isn't doing much. The tickers and expressions tell the story.
Tap any Tikr for a clean floating card: price, exact move, an intraday chart, and why it moved. Whoever you tap stops walking so you can read it — yours or a friend's.
Add a friend and their town appears opposite yours — permanently, not as a place you visit. You watch each other's portfolios move in real time.
Which stocks, and how each did today. Nothing about size or money.
Adds relative size and gear, so you can see which positions are working. Still no dollars, share counts or cost basis.
Share counts, what they paid, position values, cash and the total on the sign.
Messages between friends, built in. No feed, no strangers, no algorithm.
You can message someone only while you are friends — checked every time, on every message. Unfriend and the conversation closes for both of you.
Pick a handle and you are listed, so a friend can find you without swapping codes. Send a request, and if they accept you become friends both ways — each town appears across the road from the other.
A stock you don't own, having a big day, walks across your plaza — winners in from the left, losers out to the right. Tap one to find out why. Not to your taste? Turn it off in settings, along with the weather.
A digital aquarium — except the fish are your investments.
One tap and the interface disappears. The town fills the screen, prices keep updating, street lamps come on after the close, and your Tikrs wind down for the evening. Made for an iPad Mini on the corner of your desk.
Your Tikrs are already wandering around the plaza. Pick a username, add a friend, and the street opposite fills up too.