ValueScreener

The account you use on the web, on your phone.

What you get

Sign in with any account; the Portfolio, Theses, Alerts and Weekly tabs open on the plans that include them.

Example

A company page as the app draws it:

Apple Inc.

AAPL 343.99 USD Market data, 21 October 2026

Return on Equity
151.91%
Operating Margin
31.97%
Gross Margin
46.91%

A guardrail on it

“Debt/Equity stays at or below 1.9”

Reads 1.52x, line at or below 1.9x

Live values; companies chosen by a written rule, read 21 October 2026. How they were chosen
  1. Active US common stocks on NYSE, NASDAQ or AMEX, largest market value first.
  2. One company per sector.
  3. Every figure shown reads a number: no n/a, no n/m.
  4. At least 10 fiscal years filed with the SEC.
  5. A 10-K, 10-Q or 8-K filed in the last 90 days.
  6. A guardrail the free thesis draft proposes that held in one filed year and broke in the next.

Prices are market data, with their date. The other figures are computed from the companies’ filed statements, and each year of a history names its filing.

Plan and status

The plan each part needs, and where it stands today
iPhone appAny accountComing
Android appAny accountComing
  • Android app coming soon
  • iPhone app coming soon

Not open yet. Three steps that work today:

  1. 01Open ValueScreener in your phone’s browser.
  2. 02Sign in with the same account.
  3. 03Add the page to your home screen.

Before you start

  • Any account opens the apps.
  • Notices arrive by email; the apps send no push notifications.
  • Nothing is sold inside the apps.

Where the figures come from

Filed figures name their filing. Prices are marked market data, with their date.

Security and privacy

  • One account, one sign-in; the apps keep no second copy of your work.

Help: hello@valuescreener.ai

Once a week, what changed in the filings of US-listed companies, why it can matter to a thesis, and what deserves a closer review. Grounded in filings, not market noise.