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Slower entry
Start with the question before the ticker becomes an action.
Public beta access
Join a stock research desk built for slower decisions.
Stock Analysis Desk is open in public beta for reviewing tickers, market context, source quality, paper ideas, and outcome history in one place. The beta is for research workflow feedback, not trade alerts or personalized financial advice.
No brokerage
paper only
Access
instant
Feedback
in-app
Focus
clarity
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Visible friction
Surface stale data, wide spreads, and missing source context.
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Review memory
Preserve what you believed before the outcome is known.
Self-serve access
Create an account and start researching.
Public beta access is immediate for U.S. residents who accept the terms and use the workspace for paper research only. No brokerage connection or payment is required.
What happens next
Create your free beta account, sign in, and open the research workspace. You can send feedback from inside the app when something feels confusing, slow, stale, or too confident.
Instant beta access.
Use an email and password to create your account. The workspace stays login-protected so each user has their own watchlists, portfolios, notes, and paper-research history.
Create free beta accountWhat to try
Try the dashboard, Market Radar, a ticker page, Personal Market, and the tester feedback page. Focus on clarity and trust.
What to send back
Send feedback when something feels confusing, broken, too slow, too busy, or too confident for the evidence shown.
How to start
Create a free beta account, then open the Manual page from the workspace sidebar.
The beta claim
A 20-minute research workflow for paper traders who want to slow down before trusting an idea.
The goal is not to prove the site can predict stocks. The goal is to learn whether it helps active researchers notice weak evidence, stale data, unclear risk, or a reason to wait.
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Pick one ticker you already research.
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Use the workspace to decide whether to research more, wait, avoid, or paper-track.
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Send one report about where the workflow made you hesitate.
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Check the changelog later to see what changed from tester feedback.
Public beta rules
Use only paper/research workflows.
Do not enter brokerage passwords, account numbers, IDs, or payment data.
Report confusing screens, slow pages, stale data, and places where the app feels too confident.
Create an account only for yourself and keep your password private.
Educational research only. Not financial advice. Verify all market data, quotes, risk, and suitability independently.
Common questions
What kind of feedback is most useful?+
The most useful feedback points to confusing screens, unclear warnings, slow workflows, stale data labels, or moments where the app sounds more confident than the evidence supports.
Is public beta access for trade alerts?+
No. Public beta access is for evaluating the product experience and research workflow. The workspace is educational and paper/research oriented, not a broker or alert service.
What should testers avoid entering?+
Do not enter brokerage passwords, account numbers, government IDs, payment-card data, or any information that is not needed for paper research feedback.