I built Walnut Markets to make stock research less fragmented

I started building Walnut because researching a single stock meant constantly jumping between different platforms.

Fundamentals were in one place. Technicals somewhere else. Then I'd look separately for insider trades, Congress activity, institutional holdings, government contracts, analyst expectations, options activity and news.

The individual tools were useful, but I kept coming back to the same question: what is all of this evidence collectively telling me?

That's what I'm trying to solve with Walnut Markets.

Walnut brings these different sources into one research workflow and looks at where the evidence agrees, where it conflicts, and what's changed. We use that to generate a 30-day Confirmation Score, surface cross-source divergence, identify catalysts and risks, and show what to watch next.

You can then follow the stocks you've researched and have Walnut monitor them as new evidence comes in.

The product is still early, and I'm actively building it based on how people actually use it. If you try Walnut, I'd especially love to hear what feels useful, what's confusing, what data you think is missing, or what would make you come back regularly.

Happy to answer anything about the product or how I built it.