“I should probably invest some of it. I just don’t understand it — and I don’t want to ask.”
“I bought a few. I have no idea whether to keep them.”
Stocks, explained
so everyone gets it.
Look up a stock and get the answer in plain words. You don’t need to know anything first, and you don’t have to pretend.
For iPhone and Android.
Kiggo is a Danish app that explains stocks in plain words. You type a company name and get three verdicts — short, medium and long term — with an explanation of why they say what they say. Kiggo is available for iPhone and Android; a subscription starts at 4.99 € a month.
How it works
Stocks aren’t hard.
They’ve just never been explained.
Most apps show you a red or green number and expect you to work out the rest. Kiggo does the opposite.
- 01
Type the name
“Novo”, “Tesla”, “Vestas”. No tickers, no codes, no menus to learn first.
- 02
Read the answer
Three verdicts — short, medium and long term — and under them a plain-language explanation of why they say what they say.
- 03
See the whole market
Tile size is company size, colour is today. One glance and you know whether it’s you or the market.
- 04
Look up the words
Every hard word from the stock world explained in plain language, many with a small drawing.
- 05
See the world
The world map shows 41 exchanges with a delay of about 15 minutes. Zoom in wherever you like and tap a country to go straight into that market.
Real screenshots from the app, 23 September 2026. Prices and verdicts change every day, and a verdict is a calculation on past prices, not a recommendation.
If you’ve already started
Already bought
a few?
That’s often worse. You check the price, see a number, and still don’t know whether to stay in or get out. Kiggo is built for exactly that.
Is it me or the market?
The heat map shows the whole index on one screen. If everything is red today, it’s not your stock acting up — and usually there’s nothing to do.
What do they say about yours?
Add what you bought and get the same three verdicts on your own holdings — short, medium and long term, with the explanation underneath.
Gains and losses, no spreadsheet
What you paid, what it’s worth, and the difference. No spreadsheet on the side.
Kiggo still never says buy or sell. It tells you what’s behind the numbers — the decision is yours.
Before you pay
What Kiggo is not
It matters as much as the rest, and you should know it before you pay.
- Kiggo is not advice. We never tell you what to buy or sell. The verdicts are calculations on past prices — they can be wrong, and the decision is yours alone.
- Kiggo doesn’t trade for you. You buy and sell where you always have. We never touch your money or your holdings.
- Prices are delayed by about fifteen minutes. The app tells you how old the numbers are — read it before you act on them.
- We only earn from the subscription. No commission, no ads, nobody paying us to push particular stocks. Whether you trade or not makes no difference to us financially.
Pricing
What does Kiggo cost?
Prices include VAT. Cancel any time and keep access to the end of the period.
- Look up any Nordic stock — as many as you like, just by name
- Three verdicts per stock: short, medium and long term — explained in plain words
- Key figures and stock type explained, so you understand what you're looking at
- The colour map for all 42 markets — from the DAX 40 and the Dow Jones to Tokyo, Toronto and São Paulo, with all their stocks
- ETFs: 20 hand-picked in 9 groups — type, costs, paying out or reinvesting, and the 10 largest holdings in each
- Crypto — the 25 largest as a colour map, and a technical analysis of each one
- Gold, oil, dollar and euro — today's price and an explanation of what moves them
- Portfolio with gains and losses — and a colour per stock showing how it's doing
- New markets and ETFs are added over time — they're in Kiggo Plus from the day they open, at no extra cost
- No ads, no commission — Kiggo earns only from the subscription
Questions before you pay
Is Kiggo investment advice?
No. Kiggo never tells you what to buy or sell. The verdicts are calculations on historical prices — they can be wrong, and the decision is yours alone.
Can I buy and sell stocks in Kiggo?
No. Kiggo does not trade for you. You buy and sell where you always do. Kiggo touches neither your money nor your securities.
Are prices in Kiggo real-time?
No, prices are delayed by about fifteen minutes. The app shows how old the numbers are.
What does Kiggo cost?
Kiggo Plus costs 4.99 € per month or 49 € per year (39 DKK a month in Denmark, 59 kr in Sweden and Norway), VAT included, and everything is in it: stocks, ETFs, all markets and crypto. Cancel any time. Kiggo earns only from the subscription — no commission, no ads.
Can I see cryptocurrencies in Kiggo?
Yes, in Kiggo Plus: the 25 largest cryptocurrencies (without stablecoins) as a colour map, updated every 15 seconds, and a technical analysis of each one — short, medium and long term. Kiggo explains, but never recommends what to buy or sell.
Look first. Decide after.
That’s the whole idea behind the name — kiggo is Danish for “have a look”. Look up the stock, read the explanation — then decide for yourself.
Get Kiggo on the App Store or Google Play.