What is threehet?

The stock market often feels like an exclusive club, accessible only to the wealthy or financially savvy. Despite the rise of online brokers, high individual share prices and the complexity of the financial system still deter many from investing. This limits access to one of the most effective tools for building wealth and reinforces financial inequality. While ETFs have made broad market access easier, affordable solutions for investing in individual securities remain rare. It’s time to make investing truly inclusive.

What gets us moving.

What we are doing.

Our aim is to break down the existing barriers to investing in shares. By purchasing fractional shares, we create an easy way to invest in individual companies with small amounts. This enables young people and less affluent sections of the population to start investing early and benefit from compound interest in the long term.

How we do it.

Our platform makes investing simple, engaging, and deeply personal. By focusing on emotional storytelling and user-friendly interfaces, we connect users to the companies they invest in, turning portfolios into stories that reflect their values and interests.Young generations care about more than just money—they seek purpose. That’s why our personalized portfolios align with individual passions like sustainability, technology, or sports, creating a meaningful connection to investments. Social media features, such as portfolio sharing and commenting, enhance the experience by building a vibrant community. Investing becomes more than a transaction—it becomes a journey.

What's next?

Our platform is about more than just building wealth—it’s about empowering people worldwide to take control of their financial future. In the coming years, we plan to expand our offering by integrating additional financial products, such as ETFs, and promoting financial education through gamification to engage a younger audience. Advanced users will benefit from in-depth features. A key focus remains expanding into new markets, particularly in regions with historically low stock market participation, to bring the benefits of investing to even more people.