Dipsy – Stocks & Dividends

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About this app

Dipsy is a watchlist for anything with a price: stocks, ETFs, indices, forex, crypto. Plus a widget on your home screen, so a glance at the numbers doesn't require opening an app first.

No account. No sign-up. No ads. No analytics. No newsletter to unsubscribe from later. Your watchlist stays on your device and is sent nowhere.


THE LIST

• Prices for stocks, ETFs, indices, forex and crypto — with the day's change and whether the exchange is even open right now
• Several watchlists side by side. A holding may sit in more than one without being counted twice
• Trading hours for 21 exchanges, lunch breaks in Tokyo included, and Tel Aviv's Sunday-to-Thursday calendar — the week doesn't start on Monday everywhere
• Price limits: say when it gets interesting. When it does, the card in the list and the row in the widget change colour
• Your own position: enter a purchase price and a number of shares, and Dipsy works out cost, value, gain and the dividend on exactly your shares — after tax if you want
• Search by name, ticker, ISIN or WKN, across trading venues
• Drag and drop to reorder, a compact view for long lists, import and export as a CSV file


WHAT A COMPANY EARNS

• Revenue and earnings across up to 20 fiscal years as bars side by side, with gross, EBITDA and net margin over time
• Average growth over 5, 10 and 15 years. If earnings grow faster than revenue, the margin rises — and that is the line above
• Earnings stability instead of a gut feeling: how many years were profitable, how often earnings fell and how far below their peak they sit
• Free cash flow, debt and share count across two decades — buybacks show up on their own


WHAT IT MIGHT BE WORTH

• Fair value from several methods side by side — dividend discount, historical P/E, the Graham formula — and pointedly not merged into one number. When they agree, the statement carries. When they scatter, Dipsy says exactly that
• Every method states its assumptions. And when one doesn't run, it says why instead of vanishing without comment
• P/E and price/cash-flow as a curve over ten years, with the median as a line: so you can see whether today is expensive or merely different from before


DIVIDENDS, A LITTLE MORE CAREFULLY

• Full payout history and growth over 5, 10, 15 and 20 years
• Tiers by the usual definition — Champion from 25 straight years of higher dividends, Contender from 10, Challenger from 5. Only real increases count; an unchanged payout is not one
• An assessment of payout safety from payout ratio and history; for REITs on a cash flow basis rather than accounting earnings
• A ten-year projection. And when a company has stopped paying, Dipsy says so instead of drawing a curve into the past


MACRO DATA

Shiller P/E, S&P 500 P/E, the 10-year US Treasury yield, inflation, GDP growth and more — with history from one year back into the 19th century, for the very long view.


PLEASE NOTE

Dipsy is not investment advice and not a trading platform. It shows numbers from public sources that may be delayed or wrong. What you do with them is your decision — and your risk.
Prices, dividends and a widget. No account, no ads, no nonsense.
Updated on
Sep 19, 2026

Data safety

Safety starts with understanding how developers collect and share your data. Data privacy and security practices may vary based on your use, region, and age. The developer provided this information and may update it over time.
  • No data shared with third parties
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  • This app may collect these data types
    App info and performance
  • Data is encrypted in transit
  • Data can’t be deleted

What’s new

New: compare two papers - performance from 0 % and key figures side by side, from the detail view or under “Compare” in the menu.
Your position at a glance: with a share count every card shows what your position is worth, with a purchase price the gain or loss too, and the list sorts by it.
Six languages: besides German and English, now French, Spanish, Italian and Dutch.