Public equities and ETFs first.
The current workspace is built for US-listed stocks and ETFs, compares, portfolio overlap checks, curated themes, and verified public-company diligence.
Guide
Scope, guardrails, and the real FAQ.
The homepage stays product-first. This page holds the method, the limits, and the storage answers in one place.
Unsupported work gets blocked.
Missing metrics stay missing, unsupported assets get rejected, and private-company intel stays off until the source grounding is stronger.
Workspace memory stays local.
Saved names and recent briefs are designed to stay on your device. The update form only stores your email for Prism release notes.
Principles
What Prism does, and what it refuses to fake.
The product is only useful if its scope is obvious, its math is visible, and its limits are hard to miss.
Verified before persuasive
Identity, quote context, public market metrics, and ETF-aware portfolio math come before commentary.
Weak points stay visible
The brief keeps the strongest signal, weakest signal, and missing proof on-screen at the same time so the downside case cannot disappear into prose.
Confidence has a ceiling
Prism will still score, but the tool should downshift when coverage is thin, metrics are missing, or market context is incomplete.
Access
What is free now, and what belongs in the paid layer later.
Prism should charge for continuous research workflow, not for the first brief. The current build stays open while the desk gets tighter.
What is available in the current beta?
The full public-equity workspace is live now: single-name briefs, compare, portfolio diagnostics, curated theme ranking, and public-company diligence.
What stays local today?
Saved names, recent briefs, and on-device change tracking are designed to stay in local workspace memory unless you copy them out.
What will the paid layer cover?
Cross-device research memory, synced desk history, monitored changes, and alerting belong in the paid layer once the workflow is strong enough to support repeated use.
FAQ
Answer the real objections quickly.
A careful investor should know the scope, the limits, and the storage model before trusting a tool like this.
What can Prism analyze today?
The current workspace is built for US-listed stocks and ETFs, plus compares, portfolio overlap checks, curated themes, and verified public-company diligence.
Does Prism analyze private companies?
No. Private-company intel is disabled in the current build until the source grounding is stronger.
Is Prism giving financial advice?
No. It is a decision aid that helps you inspect the case faster. You still own the judgment and the trade.
Does Prism store my analysis?
Saved names and recent briefs are designed to stay on your device. The release-notes form only stores your email for Prism product updates.