The stock league
for friends.
Understand stocks, together with friends.
Every week, everyone picks five real stocks. On Friday the week is settled on actual market prices, with no money at stake.
Request beta accessClosed beta for iOS in Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
Photo: New York Stock Exchange 1963, Thomas J. O'Halloran, Library of Congress. Prices: 19 to 23 October 2026, not a recommendation.
How Kumpano works
- Monday
Pick five stocks
Choose five from around 580 US and German stocks. Your fifth pick locks in your lineup for the week.
- Tuesday to Friday
Follow the real market
Every trading day moves your league table. You always see where you stand, including against the market.
- Friday evening
Results and trophies
The week is settled. The best players earn trophies for the season, and the next round starts on Monday.
Friday league
| Rank | Player | League | MonFri | Week |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | lena_invests | Downtown | +1.79% | |
| 2 | sophie.m | Corner Lot | +1.57% | |
| 3 | Alex YOU | Corner Lot | +0.82% | |
| 4 | anna_h | Market Block | +0.50% | |
| 5 | tim_xy | Downtown | −0.75% | |
| S&P 500 | The market | −0.95% | ||
| 6 | felix_88 | Downtown | −2.34% | |
| 7 | leon.draft | Market Block | −4.55% |
Pick your week.
Choose five stocks and see how your lineup would have done in that same week.
Pick five stocks to see the result.
Based on closing prices from 19 to 23 October 2026. Not a recommendation.
The home screen
Your five stocks for the week at a glance, each compared with the market. Above them, your name, your league and the day. The app’s screens are in German; number format, league names and the home market can be switched to international.
- Five stocks, equal weight
Each stock counts for a fifth. The week’s result is the average, not one lucky pick.
- Against the market
Next to every stock you see how it runs against the S&P 500 or the DAX, so you know whether your choice made a difference.
- Your league in view
At the top is the tier you currently play in, from the sidewalk to the summit.
The exchange
Your own portfolio with €10,000 in play money and real prices. You buy and sell whenever you like and see how you stand against the S&P 500.
- Three ways to unlock
1,000 learning points from the academy, two complete weekly lineups, or 3,000 trophies. Lessons take two to five minutes.
- Around 580 stocks
The same selection as in the league: large US and German companies.
- Weeks with shared rules
For example the quiet week: everyone holds until Friday. Buying is allowed, only selling ends the quiet.
The portfolio exists only inside the app. Kumpano does not broker securities or accept stakes.
Between Monday and Friday
The week is running, and the app keeps you up to date: a briefing in the morning, one question every trading day, plus forecasts on what moves the market.
- Daily briefing
Your stocks, what happened overnight and the biggest moves before the open.
- Bull or bear
Every trading day one stock and one question: up or down today? After the close you see who was right.
- Forecasts
ECB rate decision, Fed meeting: you call bull or bear and then see how everyone else voted. Settled forecasts count towards your record.
Ten leagues, from the sidewalk to the summit.
Good weeks earn trophies that move you up. Every league is its own place in the app.
Sidewalk
Corner Lot
Market Block
Downtown
Financial District
Trading Floor
Skybridge
Skyline
Horizon
The Summit
The academy
Short lessons explain the basics, each with a short quiz. You can play through a lesson on the academy page.
- Lessons
- 61
- Topics
- 9
- Time per lesson
- 2–5 min
Learning points don’t count towards the league score.
Why Kumpano exists
people in Germany aged 14 to 39 own stocks, equity funds or ETFs. This group accounted for over 60 percent of the growth in 2025.
Source: Deutsches Aktieninstitut, shareholder figures 2025 (German)
of 14- to 24-year-olds in Germany say they learned little or almost nothing about economics and finance at school.
Source: Association of German Banks, youth study 2024 (German)
Interest in stocks is growing, but getting started is still hard for many. A brokerage account requires your own money, and learning tools are mostly used alone. Kumpano combines a fixed weekly rhythm with friendly competition.
Where Kumpano fits
| Option | Strength | What Kumpano does differently |
|---|---|---|
| Brokerage apps | A real portfolio. | No money at stake and no risk of loss. |
| Stock market simulators | Risk-free practice. | Competition within your own circle of friends, in short weekly rounds. |
| Kumpano | Weekly rhythm and a league among friends. | Playing and learning in one app, with no money at stake. |
Kumpano in brief
- What Kumpano is
Kumpano is an iPhone app for groups of friends: every week everyone picks five real stocks, and on Friday the week is settled on actual market prices.
- Price
Kumpano is free. There is no subscription and there are no in-app purchases.
- Platform and status
Kumpano runs on the iPhone and is currently in closed beta in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. There is no Android version.
- Age
Kumpano is for ages 13 and up.
- Money
There is no real money in Kumpano. The league runs with nothing at stake; the exchange in the app uses €10,000 in play money.
- Not a financial product
Kumpano is a game, not investment advice. The app does not broker securities, does not accept stakes and makes no buy recommendations.
- Who makes it
Kumpano has been developed by Moritz Henzler since January 2026. More about Kumpano.
Questions and answers
- What does Kumpano cost?
- Nothing. There is no subscription and there are no in-app purchases.
- From what age?
- From 13. You enter your year of birth when you sign up. There is no real money in the app, only play money.
- Is there an Android version?
- Not at the moment. Kumpano runs on the iPhone.
- What happens after I ask for access?
- You get a reply by email with an invitation to TestFlight, Apple’s app for test versions. From there you install Kumpano like any other app.
- Do I need prior knowledge?
- No. The academy covers the basics in short lessons, and the week itself is easy to follow: five stocks, settled on Friday.