Stock Events

A Read-Only Portfolio Dashboard for Earnings and Dividend Events

Stock Events is a portfolio tracking app built to give investors a single view of upcoming earnings announcements, dividend payments, and broader market news tied directly to the stocks they hold. The company makes a freemium app available on iOS, Android, and the web. Unlike a brokerage or portfolio manager, Stock Events holds no customer funds and cannot execute trades. It aggregates market data and displays upcoming events tied to your holdings, updated in real time. The company is Stock Events GmbH, and the app targets investors who want to track what is happening with their holdings without managing active trading or strategy.

The app has been adopted by over 1,000,000 users across its mobile and web platforms. On the Apple App Store, it carries a 4.8-star rating based on 6,690 reviews. On Google Play Store, the same 4.8-star rating reflects 7,430 reviews. Customer reviews consistently praise the simplicity of the interface and the focus on dividend and earnings tracking without noise. One review notes the app "shows daily and total share price change and also has a web interface, which is pretty useful." Another states it is "well worth the price compared to Seeking Alpha, Simply Wall St, and Yahoo Finance" and praises "great dividend counter, just enough analysis, and focused news and earnings announcements to your holdings." A third review calls it "one of the best portfolio trackers out there" with "an amazing dividend calendar screen." The developers are described as "constantly churning out great updates," suggesting active maintenance and feature development.

How You Add Your Holdings

Stock Events requires manual entry to set up your portfolio. The site displays a web interface alongside the mobile apps, allowing you to manage your holdings across devices. The captured homepage does not specify whether the app syncs with brokers directly, uses an aggregation service like Plaid, or accepts file imports from banks or brokerage accounts. The interface is described in reviews as "very easy to use" and "very simple but comprehensive." Once holdings are added, the app displays real-time pricing data and tracks price changes for each holding. The app automatically surfaces upcoming earnings announcements and dividend payment dates tied to stocks in your portfolio, pushing notifications for both events and dividend changes.

One review highlights that the app has "no frills" and keeps the experience focused. Customer testimonials emphasize that the app "tracks important macroeconomics events and stock earnings dates (even for free)." Another notes the ability to "track my portfolio in real time and see relevant performance metrics at my fingertips for both my portfolio and individual stocks/crypto." The free tier and paid tiers both surface dividend events; a reviewer notes that features like "an amazing dividend calendar screen" and the ability to "track important macroeconomics events" are standout features that users rely on even without upgrading.

Portfolio Tracking and Market Monitoring Features

Stock Events displays your portfolio holdings alongside real-time market data and upcoming events. The core workflow centers on tracking what the site calls "upcoming economics" and earnings announcements for your holdings, plus dividends and stock performance. The app shows a "Market Summary" section displaying current market status (stocks up or down for the day, crypto performance). Below that are sections for "Upcoming Economics" with calendar dates and events, an "Earnings" section tied to holdings in the portfolio, and a broader "Today Markets" section aggregating market news and price movements. The app renders dividend information, allowing users to compare dividend payment dates and amounts across holdings.

The review describing the app as having "just enough analysis, and focused news and earnings announcements to your holdings" suggests the workflow is deliberately pruned of complexity. Users can track dividend projections, earnings dates, and related news without wading through chat, social commentary, or unrelated market data. The app also supports tracking of crypto holdings alongside traditional stocks. One customer review states "I love being able to track my portfolio in real time and see relevant performance metrics at my fingertips for both my portfolio and individual stocks/crypto."

Pricing and What You Get Free

Stock Events operates on a freemium model. The free tier gives you access to the core portfolio tracking features, market summary, earnings calendar, and dividend tracking. The site says users can "get started - free" and specifically highlights that the app allows you to "track important macroeconomics events and stock earnings dates (even for free)." The site references a paid "Premium" tier but does not display the price anywhere in the captured homepage. Customer reviews mention "the price compared to Seeking Alpha, Simply Wall St, and Yahoo Finance" and refer to "premium price" and "what you get is totally worth the premium price," indicating customers perceive the premium tier as fairly priced compared to alternatives.

The site does not disclose which features are locked behind the premium paywall versus included in the free tier beyond the general statement that you can track earnings and economics data for free. It does not publish the subscription cost, billing frequency, trial period, or refund policy on its homepage. To find pricing details, you would need to visit the app store listings or sign up to inspect the premium features and their cost directly.

Who Gets Value from Stock Events, and Who Might Not

Stock Events suits dividend-focused investors and those who want a dedicated view of upcoming dividend payments and earnings announcements without managing trades or withdrawals. If your primary goal is to watch what your holdings are doing and when they pay, the read-only portfolio display solves that problem well. Customers consistently report using it as a dividend tracker and portfolio overview tool, not as a portfolio manager or research platform.

Stock Events is not suitable if you need to manage multiple accounts across different brokerages or banks. The site does not explain whether you can link multiple brokerage accounts or import holdings from external sources; you appear to enter holdings manually into each property (app or web). If you're looking to consolidate a complex portfolio spanning multiple custodians, a multi-account aggregator like The Dividend Tracker or Track Your Dividends may fit better. Stock Events also lacks features like custom budget categories, spending tracking, or bill management; it is narrowly focused on monitoring holdings, dividends, and market events, not personal cash flow. And since it does not publish its premium pricing on the website, you cannot compare it to alternatives until you attempt to sign up or open the app store listing.