KumpanoThe stock league for friends.
Every week, everyone picks five real stocks. On Friday the week is settled on actual market prices, with no money at stake.
Currently available as a closed beta for iOS.
How Kumpano works
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Monday
Pick five stocks
Choose five from around 580 US and German stocks. Your fifth pick locks in your lineup for the week.
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Tuesday to Friday
Follow the real market
Every trading day moves your league table. You always see where you stand, including against the market.
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Friday evening
Results and trophies
The week is settled. The best players earn trophies for the season, and the next round starts on Monday.
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.
A look at the app
Four screens from the current version, shown in German.
The academy
Short lessons explain the basics, each with a short quiz. You can play through the first lesson right here.
- Lessons
- 61
- License levels
- 4
- Time per lesson
- 2–5 min
Learning points don’t count towards the league score. Lesson content as in the app, translated.
Lesson 1
What is a stock?
A share in a company
A stock is a small piece of ownership in a business. If you hold one Apple share, you own a tiny part of Apple, including its factories, brands and profits.
Why do companies issue stock?
To raise money without taking out a loan. The company sells shares to many people and uses the money to grow, for example with new products or new markets. In return, a piece of the company now belongs to these investors.
What's in it for you?
Two things: the share price can rise if the company becomes more valuable (you could sell for more). And some companies pay out part of their profit to shareholders as a dividend.
In Kumpano
Here you pick five stocks every week, like a team. The better they do during the week, the higher you climb in your league. No real money is involved, but the prices are real.
Why Kumpano exists
people in Germany aged 14 to 39 own stocks, equity funds or ETFs. This group accounted for 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. |