Most people tracking congressional trades are reading a web dashboard on a desktop. StockPlus is the phone-native alternative: the same STOCK Act disclosures, in a feed you can read on a commute, with a push when a new filing touches a ticker you follow.
Around that sits a full watchlist tracker. Live prices, a portfolio with profit and loss, price and percent-change alerts checked server-side so they arrive whether or not the app is open, a screener, an earnings calendar, and insider and 13F feeds alongside the congressional one. You can follow a specific member of Congress or a fund and see what they filed.
Where it differs from the incumbents: all three filing feeds are free on both plans, and the free tier is permanent rather than a trial. Free gives you a 10-ticker watchlist, 3 price alerts, 1 keyword alert and 1 AI SWOT report a day, with no card. Pro is 3.99 dollars a month or 35.99 a year and adds unlimited watchlists and alerts, PulseScore, the full AI morning briefing and SEC filing alerts.
Honest limits: iPhone only for now, and no tracker can be fresher than the STOCK Act's own filing deadline, which runs up to 45 days.
Who it is for: people who already follow the market and want the filings in the same place as their own positions, rather than in a separate browser tab on a desktop. Coverage is US equities and ETFs.
There is no brokerage connection and no trading inside the app. StockPlus reads public filings and market data, scores what you follow, and tells you when something on your list moves or when a member of Congress you follow files a disclosure. The watchlist and the portfolio are entered by hand, which means nothing is linked to a broker account and nothing is ever executed on your behalf. It is a monitoring tool, not a trading one.
