February 17, 2026 · Design
A brand new look
A quieter, more focused Greenline. Cleaner layout, clearer typography, and a structure built around the questions you are already asking.
Greenline just got an updated look. It is live now.
Over the past few weeks, we kept asking ourselves one question. What would make this genuinely better to use every day?
A few things became clear. Screens were busier than they needed to be. Logging a transaction or updating a balance took more taps than it should. And some of the answers you open the app for were not as immediate as they could be.
So we made the changes.
A cleaner layout
More space. Clearer structure. The numbers stand out. The app stops competing with itself for your attention, and the things you actually open Greenline to see are the things you see first.
Easier to keep up to date
Updating balances and logging transactions takes fewer taps and less thinking. If you check in daily, this is the change you will feel the most.
Built around the questions you are already asking
Three questions drive almost every visit to Greenline.
- What do I have?
- How is it doing?
- Where is it held?
The new layout is organized around those three questions instead of around feature names. Every tab has a clear job.
Coming this week
Better stock and ETF pages. More detail, and easier than ever to explore.
If you are in the app today, we would love your first impression. What feels better? What still feels off? Even one sentence helps us keep this moving in the right direction.
More updates
June 10, 2026
Making The Peak's 2026 Emerging Leaders list
The Peak named Greenline co-founder and CEO Sammy Lau to its 2026 Emerging Leaders list. Thanks to the community that got us here.
May 24, 2026
Goals
Set your target, see where you stand, and find out if you're on track.
May 14, 2026
Watchlist and price alerts
Track stocks and ETFs you do not own yet, and get notified when one hits the price you are watching for.
April 30, 2026
USD view, Performance by Lot, and a cleaner Dividends portal
Three updates from your suggestions: flip the whole app to USD, see how each buy of a stock is doing on its own, and a cleaner way to handle dividends.