WLTH Launches Mobile App on iOS and Android, Opening the Door to Pre-IPO Opportunities

PRESS RELEASE.

Now out on Apple and Google for everyone outside of the USA and UK

New platform challenges who gets access to early-stage wealth creation

WLTH.xyz has just launched its mobile app on Apple and Android, designed to give users direct access to Pre-IPO and private market opportunities in a space that has historically been difficult, opaque, and out of reach for most people.

For decades, investing has followed a frustrating pattern: people discover and support companies early as users, only to realize the opportunity to invest came and went long before they had access.

WLTH is built to change that.

A System That Locked People Out

Getting into Pre-IPO deals today is not just difficult, it’s often unrealistic.

Even for those with capital, the process typically involves:

Exclusive networks
Complex deal structures
Limited allocations
Regulatory and eligibility barriers

For everyone else, it’s nearly impossible.

Meanwhile, the biggest growth in many companies happens before they ever reach public markets leaving everyday investors on the outside looking in.

WLTH calls this what it is: a structural gap between participation and ownership.

“Early as a User, Late as an Owner”

Co-founder Tim McCann describes the disconnect:

“People drive the growth of the companies they use every day through attention, adoption, and culture. But when it comes to ownership, they’re almost always too late.”

As more high-growth companies stay private longer, that gap continues to widen.

Democratizing Access to Private Markets

The WLTH app is designed to simplify and open access to private market opportunities by bringing them directly to users’ phones.

Through the app, eligible users can:

View curated Pre-IPO and private market opportunities
Understand what companies do and why they matter
Complete primary purchases directly from their mobile device

WLTH does not provide financial advice or portfolio management. Instead, it positions itself as an access…

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