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Learn the market.
Risk nothing.

Real US market data, plain-English lessons, and a $10,000 practice portfolio — built for students.

AAPLApple Inc. · sample$247.10 +1.2%
Illustration with sample numbers · in the real app this is live delayed market data

Everything a beginner needs.
Nothing they don't.

Three ways to learn, one calm place.

Lessons in plain English

Short reads with quizzes — from "what is a stock" to why beating the market is hard.

A game that grades your thinking

Read a mystery chart from real history, weigh the evidence, make the call.

$10,000 of practice money

Build a real portfolio with pretend cash. Every mistake is free.

THE MARKET GAME

A mystery chart.
Your call.

Every day, one real chart from market history — company hidden. Read the evidence, predict what happened next, and get graded on your reasoning, not your luck.

Daily round #26 · Where did this stock go next?
Lagging the market by 9%points down
Sales grew two years straightpoints up
Price wiggles a lot day to daysays nothing
Sample round · in the real game the reveal shows the company and the true outcome
PRACTICE PORTFOLIO

Invest $10,000.
Lose nothing.

Build a real portfolio with pretend money against real (delayed) prices. Watch it move, make mistakes, learn why — with zero real dollars anywhere near it.

Your portfolio · +14.3% all time
$11,432 of $10,000 starting cash · sample
AAPL10 shares$2,471+8.4%
NVDA12 shares$2,261+21.7%
DIS8 shares$775−3.1%
EVERY MORNING

The market,
in plain English.

While you slept, the US market did something. Every morning Fledge explains it in three calm sentences — no jargon, no drama, written from real closing data.

TODAY IN PLAIN ENGLISH

Big tech pulled the market gently higher today. Chip companies rose after strong earnings, while oil stocks slipped. Nothing dramatic — the kind of quiet day long-term investors mostly ignore.

S&P 500+0.4%Nasdaq+0.7%sample
LESSONS

From "what's a stock?"
to thinking like Graham.

Fifteen short lessons in three tiers — Easy, Middle, Hard — built on ideas from the most respected investing books ever written, retold for a 14-year-old.

EasyWhat is a stock?✓ done
EasyWhy prices move✓ done
MiddleWhy beating the market is hardnext ›
HardMr. Marketlocked
HardMargin of safetylocked

The best time to learn investing
is before you have money to lose.

Three steps. That's the whole thing.

1

Learn the idea

A five-minute lesson in plain English, with a quiz to prove it stuck.

2

Play the round

Test your read on a real chart from history. Points for good reasoning.

3

Practice for real

Put pretend money behind your ideas and watch what the market does.

Teachers run whole classes on it.

One code to join. Zero setup for students.

A class in one code

Create a class, write the code on the board, done — every student joins in seconds.

A gradebook that fills itself

Lessons done, quiz scores, portfolio progress — all visible per student, live.

Challenges & leaderboards

Set a goal — "finish 3 lessons by Friday" — and let the class race each other, kindly.

Questions parents ask.

Is it really free?

Yes — completely. No ads, no premium tier, no credit card field anywhere. It's a student project built for students.

Can my child lose real money?

No. There is no way to deposit, connect a bank, or trade real money. The $10,000 is pretend, forever.

Is the market data real?

Yes — real US market data, delayed about 15 minutes, with the delay clearly labeled. Anything that's a sample says so.

Does it give investing advice?

Never. Fledge teaches concepts and vocabulary — it doesn't recommend stocks or tell anyone what to buy.

Built honest, because it's for students.

$0

Free. Actually free.

No ads, no premium wall, no credit card field anywhere in the product.

0 fake

Real data or nothing

Every number is real market data or clearly labeled as a sample — never invented.

100%

Pretend money only

There is no way to deposit, trade, or lose real money. It's a classroom, not a casino.

Ready when you are.

Free for students, free for classes — start with the demo or make an account.

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