US stock screener and research workspace for self-directed investors
Stage
Startup
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Founded
2026
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Based in
US
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Pricing model
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Freemium
Pricing
Free 3-day trial, no card required, then $2,499 per month, cancel anytime
Free plan includes one complete introductory AI Mode run with six one-time credits. Premium includes two hundred credits per calendar month. Final subscription prices and billing terms are shown before payment.
Key features
Live order book and fees display
Reads 52 named news and data sources
Five trading strategies: news, group arbitrage, cross-venue arbitrage, forecast vs market, fade the crowd
Telegram watchlist alerts
Paper account paper trading
Position size and daily volume caps enforced in code
16-22 second latency from news publication to database entry
Every decision logged with reason, event source and model probability
Windows desktop application
Stock screening with customizable filters
Inspect financial statements and company filings
Valuation analysis with explicit assumptions
AI-assisted analysis and research support
Portfolio tools and saved workspaces
Dated price history and market data
Ownership records and fund holdings
Alerts and export functionality
Thesis workspace for documenting investment cases
Stock Sense MCP connector integration
What makes it different
Reads news first-hand from Reuters and AP via Bluesky rather than relying on order book signals
Every decision visible including refusals: 3,991 refusals logged vs 7 trades
Hard limits enforced in code that bot cannot exceed
Transparent paper-first approach with no guarantees of profit
Covers both Polymarket and Kalshi with ~99% of US event-contract volume
Combines dated public filings with current market prices and transparent calculations in one workspace
Emphasizes maintaining transparency about data freshness and source attribution
Designed specifically to help test investment theses with evidence-based research
Supports challenging investment assumptions with AI assistance checked against underlying sources
Public company research is open and accessible without requiring an account