Stack x me is a social investment application that provides users with educational resources, including video courses and quizzes, to facilitate their entry into the capital markets. The platform addresses the lack of accessible investment knowledge, particularly for women, by enabling users to learn collaboratively and invest in funds and stocks with ease.
Funding
$4.6M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
Founders
Product
Problem
Many individuals, particularly women, lack accessible educational resources and a supportive community to confidently enter the capital markets. This absence of knowledge and network can be a significant barrier to building wealth through investing.
Solution
Stack x me is a mobile investment platform designed to lower the barrier to entry for new investors by providing educational resources and a collaborative community. The platform offers video courses, quizzes, and a "Stackopedia" to explain financial terms, enabling users to learn the fundamentals of investing. Users can then browse a curated selection of funds and invest directly through the app, while also connecting with other investors to share insights and inspiration. Stack x me aims to create a supportive environment where users can learn, invest, and grow their wealth together.
Target Audience
The primary target audience is women and other new investors who are looking for an accessible and supportive platform to learn about and participate in investing.
Features
- Investment Academy with short video courses and quizzes covering investing basics
- Social investment network to follow friends, discuss strategies, and gain inspiration
- Curated fund selection from reputable fund houses
- "Stackopedia" providing explanations of financial terms and concepts
- Visual fund menus with category images for intuitive discovery
- Option to create a private profile
- Gift cards for funds
- Integration with a savings robot