Lucide scores stocks, ETFs and funds out of 100 from five fundamentals: quality, growth, financial strength, valuation and capital allocation. Same rules for every company, benchmarked by sector. Plus screeners, PDF report analysis and portfolio tracking.
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I'm Maxime, the maker of Lucide.
I built it because researching a stock as an individual investor is a mess. You end up with fifteen browser tabs, three contradictory YouTube takes, and a bank app that only ever suggests its own funds. There's no consistent way to say "is this company actually good, and is the price reasonable?"
So Lucide does one thing first: it gives every stock, ETF or fund a score out of 100, computed the same way every time. Five dimensions — business quality, growth, financial strength, valuation, capital allocation — each benchmarked against companies in the same sector, because a utility and a software company should never be graded on the same curve. The score is deterministic, not a language model guessing: same inputs, same output, and you can open the breakdown to see exactly which metric moved it.
Around that, there's what you need to actually use it: screeners, fund analysis by ISIN, PDF analysis for annual reports or your own brokerage statements, a watchlist, and portfolio tracking across multiple account types with performance measured against indices. Platinium users can connect it to Claude over MCP and ask questions about their own portfolio directly.
Two things Lucide deliberately isn't: it doesn't sell financial products, and it doesn't tell you what to buy. Subscriptions are the only revenue, so there's nothing to push. The interface is French for now — English is on the roadmap and I'd love to know if that's a blocker for you.
Free tier gives you two full analyses a month, no card required. Happy to answer anything in the comments 🙏