Innellis runs 6 specialized AI analysts (Value, Growth, Technical, Risk, Macro, Sentiment) on 449+ stocks and crypto, then combines their verdicts into a committee score with visible agreement/disagreement — not a black-box number. Includes free $10k paper trading, real backtested strategies, technical charts with candlesticks/RSI/MACD, and a research terminal built for people who want to see the reasoning, not just the recommendation.
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Hey Product Hunt
I built Innellis because I was tired of "AI stock picker" tools that just spit out a BUY/SELL with no explanation of why.
So instead of one model giving one opinion, Innellis runs 6 specialized AI analysts — Value, Growth, Technical, Risk, Macro, Sentiment — on every stock. Each one votes, shows their confidence, and lists their actual bull/bear reasoning. You see where they agree, where they disagree, and what would need to change for the recommendation to flip.
It's not trying to replace your own judgment — it's trying to make the reasoning behind a stock rating actually visible, instead of a black box.
Also included: free $10k paper trading, real backtested strategies (with actual performance numbers, not marketing claims), and technical charts with candlesticks/RSI/MACD/Stochastic.
This is a solo project I've been building and iterating on — would genuinely love feedback, especially if something's confusing or you think a feature is missing. Happy to answer any questions in the comments!
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How are the six analysts weighted when they disagree, and does the committee score tilt more toward the dissenter if the risk or macro agent flags something serious like a regulatory event?
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The committee breakdown is genuinely useful. Seeing Value and Risk analysts disagree on a stock tells me more than another "buy/sell" score. Backtested results built in is a nice bonus.
How are the six analysts weighted when they disagree, and does the committee score tilt more toward the dissenter if the risk or macro agent flags something serious like a regulatory event?
The committee breakdown is genuinely useful. Seeing Value and Risk analysts disagree on a stock tells me more than another "buy/sell" score. Backtested results built in is a nice bonus.