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One workspace for the retail investor, starting with the S&P 500. Every number explained, by an AI analyst who shows her work.
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option contracts captured nightly
daily stock prices on record
earnings reactions measured
analyst actions measured
Most trading apps are built to keep you trading, with confetti for every order and a buy button on every screen. The terminals professionals use show you everything, but they're priced for firms and assume you already know how to read them. Everyone in between is left to piece it together on their own.
The challenge
Most investors still research across six tabs, with Yahoo for the numbers, Reddit for opinions they can't trust, YouTube to learn what a P/E is, the news to find out why a stock moved, their broker for options they don't understand, and a chatbot that makes things up because nothing checks it. None of them talk to each other, and none of them check each other's work.
The solution
Every figure (earnings, margins, valuation) comes from filings and market data, not from the model. The AI writes the analysis around them.
Jargon decoded in context. See what each metric means for that specific company, not a generic textbook definition.
A second model checks every statement against the source filing and marks each one supported, unsupported or contradicted. The marks are shown with the note; the check reduces errors, it does not remove them.
The analyst
Her losses sit right next to her wins.
Hypothetical picks, never executed.
Start anywhere
Pick a ticker to read its research note, earnings history, and options data.
The point
