PinkLion

Portfolio Manager — Freemium

Portfolio tracker with dividend tracking, stress tests, AI scenario simulations and one-year asset forecasts.

AI scenario simulations for your own portfolio

Overview

PinkLion is a portfolio tracker for long-term investors with accounts scattered across brokers. It was built by a couple, Ekaterina and Jan, first for their own family finances in 2021. It is known for giving retail investors risk tools that usually sit on an advisor's desk.

You connect your broker accounts and see stocks, ETFs and crypto in one dashboard, with performance, transactions and dividend income tracked for you. A stress test runs your holdings through real market crashes. A health check and ETF comparison tool cover the basics. The AI piece is scenario simulation. You set your risk and return preferences and the tool generates portfolio mixes to compare side by side. Asset forecasts give a one-year view built from analyst estimates and market data.

The catch is that a forecast is an estimate, not a promise, and one year is a short window. Prices are in euros. The Seedling plan is free, Strategist is 5 euros a month and Oracle is 15 euros a month. The AI features sit on Oracle, and there is no trial of the paid plans. There are no third-party reviews yet. Skip it if you day trade, need options or futures, or want a US dollar product with a native mobile app.

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Is PinkLion Legit? FAQ

Is PinkLion legit?

PinkLion is a working product, but it has fewer than 10 public reviews on Trustpilot, G2, the App Store and Product Hunt. We list it because it has a real AI feature, not because it paid us. The biggest drawback we found: AI features only on the top plan.

How much does PinkLion cost?

PinkLion is listed at Free / €5/mo. There is a free tier, with paid plans above it. Prices change, so confirm on the official site before you pay.

Does PinkLion have a free trial?

There is no time-limited trial listed, but the free plan lets you test PinkLion before paying.

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