No summaries. No chat box. No opinions.

Google Finance without the AI

You cannot turn the AI off on google.com. So we rebuilt the version from before it arrived.

Free, and no password to create.One welcome email now, one at launch, nothing else — unsubscribe any time.

The real classic Google Finance homepage, archived February 2025: compare-markets chips, search bar, watchlist prompt, market trends and earnings calendar
The real thing: classic Google Finance (archived Feb 2025) — retired by Google on July 23, 2026
The real classic Google Finance quote page for Apple Inc, archived 2025: price, after-hours, key stats table and news, with no AI features
The real classic quote page: price, dense stats, news — and no AI anywhere
Screenshot of the Folivue rebuild of the classic quote page: Apple Inc price, green 1D chart and the key stats table above the fold
Folivue today: the same page, rebuilt — actual screenshot from our build

Not mockups — work in progress

See it for yourself. It's really back.

These are real screenshots from the Folivue build. Honestly: we are about 40% of the way there — some spacing, charts and features still need work before they match the real design — so give us one more week. Live market data underneath, no AI layer on top, and the rest of the classic view landing piece by piece.

Screenshot of the Folivue markets homepage in the classic Google Finance style: compare-markets index chips for Nikkei 225, SSE, HSI, SENSEX and NIFTY 50, with the classic search bar
The markets homepage: index chips, world markets, and the search bar you remember
Screenshot of a Folivue quote page on a down day: red 1D chart, after-hours price, previous close line, and the dense key statistics table
Down days look like down days: after-hours, prev close, dense stats
Screenshot of the Folivue Bitcoin USD quote page in the classic Google Finance layout with 1D chart and key stats
Crypto too: the same classic quote page, 1D to Max

Updated July 29, 2026

Plenty of people do not want AI in their market data. Not out of principle, but because they come to a finance page with a question a number can answer. Price, change, volume, P/E. A generated paragraph is slower than a table.

The new Google Finance has no setting to disable its AI features. The classic, AI-free version was retired in July 2026. Folivue rebuilds it.

Why AI-free matters for market data

Market data is one of the few places where the interface should add nothing. A summary can be stale in seconds. A generated answer can hedge, average, or hallucinate. The number is the answer. The old Google Finance understood that, which is why its densest page was its best page.

What no AI means in Folivue

A concrete promise about what is not in the product.

  • No generated summaries above your data
  • No chat prompts or research questions in the interface
  • No AI rewriting of news headlines
  • Nothing between the page load and the price

What you get instead

The classic experience: instant quote pages, fast charts with standard ranges, the two-column stats grid, and watchlists in a plain, sortable table. Launching next week.

Frequently asked questions

How do I turn off the AI in Google Finance?

You cannot. There is no setting, toggle, or lab flag that disables the AI features in the redesigned Google Finance. The only AI-free version was the classic design, retired in July 2026.

Can you use Google Finance without the AI features?

No. The AI features are built into the redesigned Google Finance and cannot be disabled. The AI-free classic version was retired in July 2026.

Is Folivue completely AI-free?

The product interface is AI-free: no summaries, no chat, no generated content. It shows market data directly, the way the classic design did.

Why would I want a finance site without AI?

Speed and trust. Numbers and charts answer most market questions faster than generated text, with no risk of a stale or hedged summary.

Be first back into the classic view.

Launching next week. Join the waitlist and we will email you the day Folivue is live: folivue.com, the classic Google Finance experience, rebuilt.

One welcome email now, one at launch, nothing else.