The next-gen of investing is here - bringing together curated short-form videos and market deep dives. Get an instant feel for the market, track specific stocks and discover new ones - all in one slick UI.
TikTok for investing
The next-gen of investing is here - bringing together curated short-form videos and market deep dives. Get an instant feel for the market, track specific stocks and discover new ones - all in one slick UI.
Hey Product Hunt! 🚀 Myself and @salmanhussain are thrilled to share our latest product Zeed - the TikTok for investing! At Zeed, our mission is to empower the next 100 million investors through video content. We firmly believe that short-form video is revolutionising the way people learn about finance and investing, making it more accessible and digestible than ever before. 🍿 🎥 We harness the power of creators and creator tooling to empower everyday people to take control of their finances, make
Elevate your investing game with the next-gen experience! Dive into curated short-form videos, gain market insights, track stocks, and explore new opportunities seamlessly in a sleek and intuitive UI. 📈✨
Bravo to the creators of Zeed, the ultimate fusion of finance and short-form video content! It's like having a pocket-sized investment mentor in your pocket. Looking forward to seeing how this platform empowers everyday people to take control of their finances!
Congrats on the launch Salman and Rohan! I could access the beta and I can say the quality of the creators on the platform is top notch.
I'm a quantitative investor and like systems to tell me where to invest in. Does this app turn investing choices over to "tastemakers" who give investment advice but I don't really know what their track record is. I'm also concerned that this feels like it's Mad Money just turned into a bunch of TikTok short form videos. My basic question is how do you hold up your customer who wants to make money and show them that your platform is better than other options?
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