Sharesies is a New Zealand stockbroker and micro-investing app that allows users to buy and sell fractions of shares on the stock market rather than requiring users to buy or sell entire shares.

[2][3] The founders were working corporate jobs as they started the company, and pitched it to a business accelerator programme run by Kiwibank and Creative HQ.

[6] By 2022, Sharesies reached 500,000 users, meaning that about 11 per cent of the country's population used the platform.

Sharesies has suggested that they may allow trading of shares of other co-operatives on the Unlisted Securities Exchange such as Zespri in the future.

[12] In 2020, Sharesies raised $25 million, including from Trade Me, Icehouse Ventures and Stephen Tindall' company K1W1.