- Nick Fox, Google’s SVP of Search, Knowledge and Information, announced the official rollout of “Portfolios”—one of the most highly requested new features—in the Android version of the “Google Finance” app.
- A new feature heavily requested by users.
- Track holdings, asset allocation, and the latest transaction history all in one clean, unified view.
On Friday, November 13, 2026, local time, Nick Fox, Senior Vice President (SVP) of Search, Knowledge and Information at Google, announced the official rollout of “Portfolios” in the Android version of the financial information service “Google Finance,” which was originally released in June 2026.
The “Portfolios” feature in the Android version of the “Google Finance” app is a highly requested addition from users. It allows you to track your holdings, asset allocation, and the latest transaction history all in one clean, unified view. Any existing portfolios created on the web version of “Google Finance” will also be automatically synced.
Additionally, you can easily add a new portfolio in just seconds simply by dropping a screenshot or describing your investments in text. Furthermore, by utilizing research tools, you can gain insights into your holdings and ask additional follow-up questions for deeper analysis.
In the actual Android “Google Finance” app, you can create a “Portfolio” from “Portfolios & Lists” located within the “Lists” tab. Portfolios can be created manually, or through an “Auto-generate” option where AI builds them for you via file uploads or prompt instructions.
Meanwhile, an iOS version of the “Google Finance” app has already been teased for release in late 2026, and the “Portfolios” feature is also planned to be included.
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