Solutions · Investors and analysts
Add the companies and commodities you hold or cover. Kindal follows their filings, insider trades, analyst ratings, news, X posts and sector, and writes a brief when something changes.
The ASML move follows a policy change, not results: check the licence scope before acting.


Every line links to its sourceSearch listed companies worldwide and add commodities. Each card shows price, chart and key numbers; US companies add fundamentals, insider trades and filings.



Following a company creates a topic that reads its news, filings, X posts and earnings calls. Sector desks add what is happening around it.
Every morning Kindal links the overnight news to the moves in your holdings. Insider filings can reach you by email within two hours of filing.
Prices, charts, ratings, financials, insider trades and filings.
News, filings, X and calls, with the sector around each company.
Overnight news linked to the moves in your holdings.
New Form 4 filings by email, checked every two hours.
Write a thesis; new posts are tagged as supporting or contradicting it.
Ask questions across all your companies and sectors, with sources.
No. Kindal tells you what changed and why it matters. It does not execute trades or give investment advice.
SEC filings such as 10-K, 10-Q, 8-K and Form 4 for US-listed companies, plus company news, X posts and earnings calls on YouTube.
Yes, with prices, charts, news and X. Fundamentals and insider data are available for US-listed companies.
A thesis you write, for example “HBM supply stays tight”. Kindal checks new posts against it and tags each one as supporting, contradicting or context.
Yes, by email, Slack or Telegram.
Set up a topic in a few minutes. Your first brief arrives as soon as your sources publish something.