Is this stock worth buying? Most research gives you more data, not a clearer decision. Lyra screens 5,000+ US stocks every trading day and surfaces only the strongest signals. Each pick gives you confidence, a fair entry zone, growth potential, and the reasoning in plain language. Every prediction stays public, including the misses. Try Pro free for 7 days, no card required. Launch offer: 50% off your first 3 months. Swiss-built research, not personalized investment advice.

Hi Product Hunt, I'm Joël, the solo founder behind Lyra.

I started building Lyra because stock research kept leaving me with more tabs open and no clearer decision. Screeners found candidates. Charts showed what happened. Opinion threads told me what other people believed. I still had to work out whether a stock was worth a closer look, and at what price.

I wanted one tool to do the heavy first pass and show its work.

Lyra now screens 5,000+ US stocks every trading day and surfaces only the strongest signals. Each pick includes confidence, a fair entry zone, growth potential, and the reasoning in plain language.

The part I care about most is accountability. Every prediction stays in the public track record until its window closes. Winners stay. Misses stay. Peak results are clearly labeled as peaks, not returns.

Today I'm sharing Lyra with Product Hunt. Pro is free for 7 days, no card required. The launch offer is 50% off the first 3 months.

I would genuinely value blunt feedback:

- Does Lyra help you reach a clearer decision faster?

- What would you still need to see before investigating a signal further?

Thanks for taking a look.

Lyra is a research tool, not a broker or personalized investment adviser.

honestly love that you publish the misses alongside the wins, that's a gutsy move and basically earns trust instantly. the plain-language reasoning on each pick makes the whole thing feel way more usable than yet another screener.

@cananv2d9 Thanks for your feedback! Yeah, in a world where such platforms can say anything and not having to prove it, I thought it would be a nice change. If our stock picks are bad, the world would know. Because the whole track record will be archived continuously on archive.org too, so we can't cheat, even if we wanted to.