Invest smarter without spending your weekends on research.

Quantral reads finance X, Reddit, and financial news, scores what it finds, and shows you the strongest signals, plus the voices with a real track record of being right. No spreadsheets, no weekends lost to research.

No. Quantral surfaces signals and context from public sources to help you do your own research. Nothing here is financial advice or a recommendation to buy or sell.

Public posts on finance X and Reddit, and public financial news. We score sentiment and source strength, and we grade authors on whether their past calls actually played out.

Every author is graded on their public track record: how many calls they've made and how often they were right. Quantral weights the consistently-right voices more heavily and shows you the receipts.

You start with a 7-day free trial. After that it's a simple subscription you can cancel anytime.

Yes. Quantral runs in your browser at app.quantral.com, and the iOS app is available on the App Store, with Android to follow.

Quantral reads the public posts and news about a company, weighs how strong and credible that activity is (including the track record of the people talking), and distills it into a single 0–100 signal score with a one-line reason. A higher score means a stronger current signal, not a guarantee of returns.

You can try Quantral free for 7 days. After the trial it's a paid subscription, billed monthly or yearly, that you can cancel anytime.

Quantral is live on the iOS App Store and also runs in any browser at app.quantral.com. An Android app is on the way.

Quantral reads finance X, Reddit, and financial news in real time, so signals and scores update continuously as new posts and articles land.

Self-directed investors and traders who want to see where the smart money and the crowd are looking without spending hours scrolling X, Reddit, and the news themselves.

A screener filters stocks by financial metrics. Quantral instead reads the public conversation across X, Reddit, and the news, scores the sentiment and the credibility of who's talking, and grades voices on their real track record, so you see narrative and momentum, not just fundamentals.