Inside the product
13 pages in this section.
- The ticker page: one company, one pageEverything we hold on a company as a single document you can read top to bottom, with shortcuts along the top instead of six tabs to click between. Every company gets the same page, and where we have nothing we say so rather than filling the gap with an estimate.
- Company guidance: does management hit its own numbers?Every quarter, management tells you what to expect. The guidance section puts each of those promises next to what the company later reported, counts the beats and misses, and shows the outlook for the quarter still ahead.
- AI stock summaries, and the facts they are limited toA written read on any company, produced from the same figures the score reads, to get you from a page of numbers to a hypothesis in about thirty seconds. It cannot browse the web and works only from the facts we hand it.
- The monthly Top 10, and the risks named against each pickTen high-conviction ideas, refreshed every month, each with a written thesis and the specific risks that would invalidate it. A good score on its own does not earn a place on the list.
- Market overview: what kind of day it isA written briefing on the current market, a map of the conflicts, storms and energy disruptions moving supply chains, and the macro backdrop underneath. It answers what kind of day it is before you go looking for individual companies.
- Stock screener: filter the universe to a reading listFilter 973 companies down to the handful worth an afternoon. How filters, sorting and the column sets differ from each other, and what the score column does and does not rank.
- Portfolio tracker and watchlist: two lists, different jobsThe watchlist is what you are thinking about and the portfolio is what you actually own, and keeping them apart is the point. How transactions work, and what we deliberately do not do with your holdings.
- Charts: performance, allocation and fair-value bandsYour portfolio against the S&P 500 and a benchmark you choose, sector and geography allocation with drift, a fair-value band for each ticker, and a macro heatmap refreshed nightly. No intra-day candlesticks and no pattern overlays, deliberately.
- Smart Money: insider, congressional and institutional tradesCompany officers, members of Congress and the institutions that file 13Fs all have to disclose what they trade. Smart Money collects those filings into one place with the date attached, so you can always see how old a trade is.
- How to compare stocks side by sidePut several companies on the same axes so the differences do the talking. The radar shows when two names with nearly identical headline scores got there in completely different ways, one cheap and mediocre, the other excellent and expensive.
- Earnings, dividend and macro calendar for your holdingsEarnings, dividends, IPOs, splits and macro releases, joined to your watchlist so you see only what touches your own universe. Each event carries a relevance score, which keeps a busy week down to one screen.
- Stock alerts: companies, investors and events you followFollow the handful of companies, investors and events you care about and let the app tell you when something happens, instead of checking 973 companies every morning. What arrives in the app, what arrives by email, and how the digest stays short enough to read.
- Connect Claude or ChatGPT to stock research (MCP)A read-only MCP server is included on every plan, Free among them, so your assistant looks scores and prices up instead of guessing at them. It reaches exactly what your plan reaches, and setup takes about a minute.