I've been testing various apps to invest and make money lately, and honestly, there are much better options than I thought.

What surprised me the most is that you can start with very little money, even with $20 in some cases.

If you're just starting out, MiTrade looks quite user-friendly.
The interface doesn't overwhelm you with unnecessary buttons, it has integrated TradingView charts, and the best part is you can try with $50,000 in virtual money for 90 days risk-free.
The minimum deposit is super accessible.

Now, if you already have experience and want more options, AvaTrade and XM offer much higher leverage and compatibility with MetaTrader 4 and 5.
XM, in particular, has a minimum deposit of only $5, which is ridiculously low.
Plus500 is interesting if you're into futures trading and access to new markets.

What I liked about eToro is copy trading.
Basically, you automatically copy the trades of experienced traders, so you don't have to be an expert to get started.
It's a different way to see an app for investing and making money.

The key is to know what you're looking for:
Want simplicity? eToro or MiTrade.
Experience and leverage? XM or AvaTrade.
Asset variety? Plus500 has over 2,800 CFDs.

That said, any app you use to invest and make money carries risks.
I recommend practicing first with the demo accounts that all of them offer, and starting small.
Don't put in money you can't afford to lose.
A good app for investing is just a tool; the rest depends on you.