March 17, 2026 · New feature
Share your charts
Save or copy your favourite Greenline charts as a clean, high-res PNG. Drop them into a group chat, a Reddit post, anywhere.
If you are anything like me, you have friends you talk about investing with.
Someone asks about your biggest holdings, or your diversification, and suddenly you are screenshotting, cropping, and sending something that still does not look great.
Or you are posting “Am I on track?” on Reddit and want to show your portfolio without typing out every holding.
Well, your favourite charts in Greenline are now shareable.
Save or copy your favourite charts as a PNG
Share your biggest holdings, sector breakdown, portfolio value, today’s movers, fees, capital gains, and more.
Tap the menu on any supported card and choose Copy as PNG or Save as PNG. You get a clean, high-res image you can drop into a group chat, a Reddit post, or just save for yourself. No screenshotting, no cropping.
Look for the Share icon on the top right of supported cards.
Built for phones
If you are using Greenline as an app on your phone, you get a native share button that lets you send straight to Messages, WhatsApp, wherever.
Try it out and send your biggest holdings to a friend.
This is our first round of shareable charts. Want more? Want to customize what is shown? Hit reply and let me know.
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