Stock Events

Portfolio Manager — Freemium

Dividend and portfolio tracker app with earnings calendar and income projections

Event-driven calendar combining dividends, earnings and analyst rating changes

Overview

Stock Events is a portfolio manager built for dividend and long-term investors who want a clean mobile view of dividends, earnings, and rating changes. This Stock Events review is for anyone who wants a calendar of what moves a portfolio, not a full research terminal. It runs on a freemium pricing model, so the core calendar and tracking tools cost nothing to start.

The app has real traction, with more than a million users and a 4.8 App Store rating across 2.1K ratings, a strong signal for a finance app people trust with recurring use. The free tier already covers dividend and earnings tracking, including a dividend view that projects annual income and flags changes to expected cash flow. It works across iPhone, Android, and the web, so the same portfolio view follows a user across devices without extra setup.

The honest catch is cost layering. Stock Events PRO adds deeper analysis for an annual fee, and automatic brokerage syncing is a separate add-on billed weekly on top of that, so the fully loaded version of this app costs more than the free price suggests. It also offers less research depth than a dedicated analysis platform, since the whole design centers on tracking events, not deep fundamental research or valuation work. Read the add-on pricing carefully before assuming the free tier covers everything you want.

Stock Events covers US and global stocks and fits long-term investing at a beginner skill level, running semi-automated since it tracks and alerts rather than executing trades. Starting price is Free, backed by a free trial on the paid tier, though there is no API access for custom integrations. Traders who need deep fundamental research or algorithmic execution should look elsewhere. Investors who just want a clean, mobile-first way to track dividends and earnings dates get the most out of it.

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