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One process: discover names on Radar, investigate quality, valuation, growth, timing, and superinvestor conviction, then monitor and review them with a thesis, a watchlist, and alerts. Scores are research labels, not a prediction of winners. For how the score is computed, see methodology.
A screener dump is a pile of metrics. Prism Radar is the start of a process: a 0–100 Opportunity Score that ranks names so the first hour goes to businesses that earn a closer look, not to whatever happened to pass a filter.
Free: 25 names · Pro: 50 · Pro+: 100 (subject to live universe size). See plans.
A ranked research list with score, rating bands, and entry-quality labels such as Watch for pullback. Spotlight a name, scan the map, and filter by market, sector, conviction, or entry quality. Bands and labels are research status — not buy or sell instructions.
US and UK themes, major indices, constituents, and a big-movers strip for extreme session moves. Useful when you want the tape around the ranked list, not a second product.
Jump to a symbol from the top bar and land on its research workspace instead of hunting through open tabs.
A rank is only useful if you can open the name and see what is driving it. Each instrument is one workspace: the score, the chart, the filings context, the financials, and your thesis — without leaving the product.
Open on every plan. Score history and alerts go further on Pro and Pro+. See plans.
Overview, Score, Timing, Superinvestors, and Financials on one page, with a thesis journal on Overview. Ranking history includes a reason for the move so you can see what changed — quality, valuation, growth, timing, or conviction — rather than a mystery jump.
A one-page research sheet for a name you already opened: quality, valuation, growth, timing, who else owns it, and a model range when the history is there. Sign up free for two sheets (emailed as PDFs). Pro and Pro+ raise daily views, exports, and compare. Education only — not a recommendation or a performance claim.
Price context sits next to the score. Headlines for that stock sit on News, and you can keep every story or narrow to bullish, neutral, or bearish.
A strong business at a stretched price still needs patience. Setup Tracker shows how PRISM’s rules currently classify names on the weekly timeframe and the daily timeframe — open and closed — so you can see whether the model is watching, favourable, or already out. These are research labels, not instructions to open or close a position.
Free: daily horizon, 5 open setups · Pro and Pro+: all 3 timeframes, unlimited open setups. See plans.
Platform-wide open and closed setups with setup quality, PRISM Score at entry versus now, and how long the status has been open. Filter by timeframe and rating band at entry.
When a setup closes, you see the reason — trend break, target, stop, expired, and related cases — so you can judge the rules with eyes open, including the losses.
Large managers disclose US holdings quarterly. PRISM turns those filings into something you can actually work with: who added, who trimmed, who exited, and which names show up across several long-term holders. Filings arrive weeks after the trades, so treat this as context on conviction — not a trade to copy.
Track 5 / 25 / 100 managers on Free / Pro / Pro+. See plans.
Browse managers above a $100M portfolio threshold, star the ones you want to follow, and compare reported books. Activity shows NEW / ADD / TRIM / EXIT from the latest filing period — weeks after the trades, not a live tape.
A feed of newly published filings and notable moves. You can track specific managers and hear when a new filing lands — as a digest item, not a same-second trading alert.
On Analysis, see where holder conviction sits against the PRISM score. Alignment is context for your own work, not a cue to follow anyone in.
The useful part is what you write down. Record why a stock deserves a place, set the buy, take-profit, and sell levels that matter to you, and PRISM tells you when price crosses them or the score band drifts from what you wrote. The watchlist and a portfolio overlay keep those names next to the thesis.
Thesis on 2 / 25 / 50 stocks · watchlist 10 / 25 / 100 · portfolios 1×5 / 3×50 / 10×200 on Free / Pro / Pro+. See plans.
On the stock overview, write why you like it, what could go wrong, and what would change your mind. Free covers 2 stocks, Pro 25, and Pro+ 50. You can keep adding entries on a stock you already cover. A finished buy@ / profit@ / sell@ line, or a price typed under the notes, can arm a one-shot price alert on that name.
Write buy@180, profit@230, or sell@165 in a note, or type the price into Buy below, Take profit, or Sell if below. PRISM emails and notifies you in-app when delayed US quotes or the daily close cross that level. Timing depends on exchange coverage and market-data delay. Alerts do not place or recommend trades.
A table of the names you care about — score, price, rank, setups, and a movers strip — so you return to a structured list instead of a browser graveyard.
Add positions by hand or import a CSV. See PRISM score and band next to holdings, review an exit dashboard, and compare each holding with a higher-score same-sector peer when one exists — including a research comparison size from rating-band steps. This is a research overlay on positions you already have, not a recommendation to switch. PRISM does not connect to a broker or place trades.
You should not have to refresh Radar all week. PRISM tells you when a score band moves, a tracked manager files, a setup changes status, or a watched name makes an extreme move. Delivery is in-app and email. There is no push or SMS.
Every plan includes a personalised Monday digest and one email when a watched name makes an extreme move. Pro adds weekday morning briefs. Pro+ adds instant exit alerts and the full setup feed.. See plans.
A notification centre with pin, mute-by-symbol, and filters. Score and band changes, superinvestor filings, setup lifecycle, and volatility moves land here even when you are not watching email.
A personalised Monday research email on the names you watch and the holdings you add. Free stays on this weekly cadence by default — enough to keep the list alive without a daily drip.
Every plan can get one email per session when names you follow move sharply. Pro and Pro+ can also take a weekday morning brief plus rating-band changes. Optional score-move alerts sit behind preferences. Pro+ can receive instant exit alerts on held positions.
A ranked list is only as useful as the rules behind it. Run the model on history yourself, read how the score is built, and look at losses as well as wins. Past model behaviour is not a reliable guide to future results.
Free: 2 backtests a month · Pro: 40 · Pro+: 80. See plans.
Run an async backtest on weekly or daily categories. Each setup adds the same amount and is held to the end date. You get a price chart with entry markers so you can inspect the path, not just a headline number. Sample results on the marketing site are a stamped offline pack — not live Track Record.
A public walkthrough of the four research lenses, rating bands, and model-status glossary. Internal weights stay inside the engine. Use it to understand the labels, not to reverse-engineer a trading system.
Scores, bands, and setup labels only help if you know what they mean. Academy teaches the words. Playbook walks a research pass. Support is there when something breaks.
Academy and Playbook are open on every plan.. See plans.
Short lessons on scores, statuses, and entry-quality labels. Educational content only — not a course in what to buy.
Guided workflows with saved step progress, so a research pass has a beginning, a middle, and a place to stop.
Submit a support ticket from inside the product and get a reference you can follow up on.
The limits are part of the product. They keep the research honest, and they keep us on the right side of what a research tool is allowed to claim.
PRISM does not place, route, or hold trades. There is no brokerage link and no paper-trading book that pretends to be one.
Scores, rating bands, and setup statuses are model-driven research labels. They do not know your circumstances and are not a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold anything.
PRISM does not guarantee returns, beat a benchmark, or remove the chance of loss. Capital is at risk. Past model behaviour is not a reliable guide to future results.
13F and similar public holdings data arrive after the reporting period. Use them as conviction context, not as a live copy-trade.
You see the lenses and the story. Exact contribution percentages are not a marketing claim and are not published as a trading formula.
For information and education only — not investment advice or a recommendation. Do your own research. Capital at risk.