Market Multiverse: Trading Sim
Finance In-app purchases
Practise crashes, rallies and squeezes in a fictional market
- Downloads
- 2+
- on Google Play
- Price
- Free
- In-app purchases
- Updated
- Oct 6
- 2026 · v1.1.0
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About Market Multiverse: Trading Sim
Learn what to do before it happens to you.
Market Multiverse is a practice market. Pick a situation — a crash and rebound, an earnings gap, an oil shock, a bubble that bursts, a credit crisis — press play, and trade through it with virtual money at whatever speed you choose.
Fifteen scenarios, three levels
Beginner scenarios teach the basics: riding a trend, sitting through a range, holding your stops in a crash. Intermediate ones ask what moves which company — rates, oil, a short squeeze. Advanced ones are about survival: a flash crash, a pair trade, a credit crisis, stagflation, and Doomsday, the worst case in six acts. Switch plans at any time in Settings; the higher plans open the harder scenarios.
A market of its own
A hundred fictional companies across eleven sectors, from blue chips to speculative micro caps, plus index funds built from them. Each has a profile: what it does, how big it is, and what moves it — rates, oil, the economic cycle, a clinical trial. No real names to bring opinions to, so you learn the situation, not the ticker. The market moves the way real ones do: calm and violent stretches, sectors that move together, earnings gaps and the rare day that changes everything — tuned against real market statistics.
Time you control
The clock is yours. Run a session minute by minute, or at 10x and watch a month go by over lunch. Pause on the candle that worries you. The market only moves during trading hours, holidays included, because a simulator that trades on Thanksgiving is teaching you the wrong thing.
Orders that behave like orders
Market, limit, stop, stop-limit and trailing stop. Day orders expire at the close. Resting orders are checked against the whole price path between updates, not just the last price you saw — so a stop that was breached and recovered still fills, exactly as it would have.
An account that adds up
Positions, average cost, realised and unrealised P&L, buying power, and short selling with the margin it actually requires. Every fill pays the spread. Your equity curve is the arithmetic of your own decisions, and nothing else.
Read the market, not just the chart
Candlesticks with volume and moving averages, a watchlist, an economic calendar, and a news feed written from what the prices actually did. Nine short lessons on order types, risk and position sizing, each about as long as the time it takes the market to move.
Progress worth having
Eleven achievements, most of them for things that are genuinely hard — closing a position that was 30% underwater, trading through a market that fell 20% — not for opening the app five days in a row.
Works on a plane
Everything runs on your device. No account, no sign-up, and nothing to collect: your simulations, trades and settings never leave the phone.
Available in English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, Simplified and Traditional Chinese.
Market Multiverse is a simulator. Its market, companies and prices are fictional, and all funds, positions and results are virtual. Nothing in this app is investment advice.
Market Multiverse is a practice market. Pick a situation — a crash and rebound, an earnings gap, an oil shock, a bubble that bursts, a credit crisis — press play, and trade through it with virtual money at whatever speed you choose.
Fifteen scenarios, three levels
Beginner scenarios teach the basics: riding a trend, sitting through a range, holding your stops in a crash. Intermediate ones ask what moves which company — rates, oil, a short squeeze. Advanced ones are about survival: a flash crash, a pair trade, a credit crisis, stagflation, and Doomsday, the worst case in six acts. Switch plans at any time in Settings; the higher plans open the harder scenarios.
A market of its own
A hundred fictional companies across eleven sectors, from blue chips to speculative micro caps, plus index funds built from them. Each has a profile: what it does, how big it is, and what moves it — rates, oil, the economic cycle, a clinical trial. No real names to bring opinions to, so you learn the situation, not the ticker. The market moves the way real ones do: calm and violent stretches, sectors that move together, earnings gaps and the rare day that changes everything — tuned against real market statistics.
Time you control
The clock is yours. Run a session minute by minute, or at 10x and watch a month go by over lunch. Pause on the candle that worries you. The market only moves during trading hours, holidays included, because a simulator that trades on Thanksgiving is teaching you the wrong thing.
Orders that behave like orders
Market, limit, stop, stop-limit and trailing stop. Day orders expire at the close. Resting orders are checked against the whole price path between updates, not just the last price you saw — so a stop that was breached and recovered still fills, exactly as it would have.
An account that adds up
Positions, average cost, realised and unrealised P&L, buying power, and short selling with the margin it actually requires. Every fill pays the spread. Your equity curve is the arithmetic of your own decisions, and nothing else.
Read the market, not just the chart
Candlesticks with volume and moving averages, a watchlist, an economic calendar, and a news feed written from what the prices actually did. Nine short lessons on order types, risk and position sizing, each about as long as the time it takes the market to move.
Progress worth having
Eleven achievements, most of them for things that are genuinely hard — closing a position that was 30% underwater, trading through a market that fell 20% — not for opening the app five days in a row.
Works on a plane
Everything runs on your device. No account, no sign-up, and nothing to collect: your simulations, trades and settings never leave the phone.
Available in English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, Simplified and Traditional Chinese.
Market Multiverse is a simulator. Its market, companies and prices are fictional, and all funds, positions and results are virtual. Nothing in this app is investment advice.
What’s new
Version 1.1.0 · Updated October 6, 2026
First release. Practise fifteen market scenarios in three levels — from a bull run to Doomsday — in a fictional market of a hundred companies, with virtual money: real order types, a clock you control, and an account that adds up. Eleven languages, and everything works offline.
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