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Small-cap discovery scores, never restated
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AIR - Small-cap discovery scores, never restated

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Ranked lists of under-followed US companies where documented progress is outpacing market attention. AIR rebuilds scores every trading day for ~1,800 companies worth roughly $500M–$15B, from SEC EDGAR filings and end-of-day prices only. Five deterministic perspectives roll into one AIR Score; a language model explains, never scores. On the last day of each month it publishes a point-in-time snapshot — the Paper Trail — that is never restated. Free, no ads, no account needed to browse.

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Hi Product Hunt — I'm Donatas, a solo founder in Barcelona. AIR started from a simple frustration: most "AI stock" tools are either a screener with a chat box, or a tip list with no record of what they said last month. What AIR does instead: - Every night it rebuilds scores for ~1,800 US-listed companies worth roughly $500M–$15B, from SEC EDGAR filings and end-of-day prices only. - Five deterministic perspectives — fundamentals, value, news flow, momentum, safety — roll into one AIR Score. A language model writes the plain-English explanation, but never sets a number. - It measures the gap between how a company is doing and how much attention it gets, and ranks by that gap. That's the "discovery" part. - On the last day of each month it publishes a point-in-time snapshot — the Paper Trail — that is never restated. What it said, stays said, wrong calls included. What it is not: not advice, not a broker, not a portfolio tracker. It's a place to find companies worth reading about. It's free, there are no ads, and you can browse without an account. I'd love to hear what confused you, what's missing, and which company page made you go "huh".