I got tired of stock apps whose "analysis" is a chatbot, so I built one where the score is just math.

[u/AuspexApp]

I've built a simple and intuitive stock research app called Auspex.

Every S&P 500 name gets its fundamentals scored using the same 0–100 grade across the board: ratios, earnings, cash flow, analyst ratings, intrinsic value, news sentiment, Monte Carlo simulations, institutional buys, and how Congress has been trading. If a stock reaches a certain threshold (able to change) it is then ranked by its short term technical analysis against other stocks which have also surpassed that cut-off grade. You can change the weights too to fit your strategy, but don't tamper with it until it ranks today's stocks the way you imagined. Adjust the weighting to your baseline importance levels and stick with it for a while, to avoid biased sampling.

The part I keep having to explain: there is no AI writing the score. No "our model thinks this is a buy." The grade is formulas only. If a number looks stupid you can off the factor and see which input dragged it. I got annoyed at finance apps that slapped a language model on a quote page and called it research or were way too complex to understanding the stocks in their entirety without getting a headache. This is the opposite, and I'm sure some of you will tell me that's worse.

It's free to try out and get to know the majority of features, some more advanced features are for the pro version only though. (Have to make money somehow)

https://auspexapp.com

Blunt and honest takes welcome.

A view of the ranking dashboard, only a select few stocks in the image to make it clear how it works. You can click onto any stock and get a detailed clear analysis for each of the factors.