Classroom with lessons
Vocabulary and quizzes first. Not a company page.
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Understand a stock
before you buy it
Finorify is a stock analysis app that turns a company’s financials into simple charts and a scorecard anyone can read. See how the business earns, spends, and grows. Then check if today’s price makes sense. No finance degree required.
- Revenue, earnings, and cash flow as charts
- A quality scorecard instead of a spreadsheet
- A simple DCF that shows a fair entry price
- Earnings dates so you are never surprised
- Plain-English takeaways from the latest filing
- One watchlist on web, iPhone, and Android
A stock analysis app for beginners
The job is to understand a stock before you buy it. Not to watch the last hour.
You open a ticker. You see revenue, earnings, and cash as charts from filings. You get a quality scorecard and a simple DCF. Help sheets sit on the terms you do not know yet. That is what a stock analysis app should finish.
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Finorify is the first pass on one US company.
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vs TradingViewA fundamental analysis app
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Fundamental analysis asks whether the business is sound and whether today’s price already assumes a perfect year. A fundamental analysis app should make that possible on a Tuesday night: filings as charts, cash next to profit, and a valuation check you can explain. Finorify is built for that first pass on one US company, on web, iOS, and Android.
Other first screens people use
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Moatly
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vs TickrWhy people use Finorify
Made for beginners who want to understand stocks, not just watch prices.
Visual fundamentals
Revenue, earnings, cash flow, and margins as charts. The source is company filings, not a mystery spreadsheet.
Plain-English insights
AI takeaways grounded in the latest 10-K or 10-Q, so you know what the filing actually said.
DCF without the theater
A simple earnings model and an entry check. You see the ceiling before you fall in love with the story.
Watchlists that travel
The same list on your phone and at app.finorify.com. Guest first, then keep it when you create an account.
Earnings calendar
Upcoming dates on the names you follow, so you are not surprised on a Tuesday morning.
Learn as you go
Help sheets on every chart. Built for first-time investors who are still learning the language.
How Finorify works
Three steps. Tap each one to see it. No trading. No noise feed.
Guides for first-time investors
Updated September 7, 2026. Short reads on the ideas behind the app. Then open the same name in Finorify.
Stock analysis app
The product page: charts, a quality scorecard, and a simple DCF for beginners.
See the stock analysis appUnderstand a stock before you buy it
Two questions: is this a good business, and is today’s price asking too much?
Read the pageHow to read a stock
Business, cash, scorecard, then price. A fixed order so a story cannot skip the numbers.
Read the guideFree cash flow
Why cash sits next to earnings when you read a company.
Read the guideDCF calculator
What a fair-price check is doing, and how not to fool yourself with growth assumptions.
Read the guideFundamental analysis app
SEC filings as charts, a scorecard, and a simple DCF. Not a broker.
See the product pageHow to analyze a bank stock
JPMorgan is not software. Split net interest from fees, watch credit, then treat the DCF as a rough check.
Read the JPMorgan how-toHow to read stock insights
What the takeaway block is doing when you open a filing.
Read the guideCompany how-tos
Start with a name you already buy from.
All guides
Fundamentals, earnings dates, and more beginner pages.
Browse the libraryWhat our users are saying
Feedback from people who started as beginners.
“As someone new to investing, Finorify's interface makes it so much easier to understand stock metrics.”
“Finorify is cheaper than any other stock analysis tool in the market and it does a great job.”
“The visualization and the learning approach are fantastic. I'm understanding fundamentals while building my watchlist.”
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Frequently asked questions
Web, mobile, security, and what Finorify is not.
I am new to investing. Is this for me?
Yes. Finorify is built for people who are still learning. Charts, scorecards, and help sheets explain the numbers in plain English.
Can I use it on the web and on my phone?
Yes. Try it free at app.finorify.com, or install the iOS or Android app. The same account and watchlist follow you.
Do I need a subscription?
You can start free. Guests get a limited number of stock-detail views. Finorify Pro is $9.99 per month or $99.99 per year, with a 7-day trial. On the web, Pro is billed through Stripe. On iOS and Android, it is an in-app purchase.
Can I trade stocks through Finorify?
No. Finorify is an analysis and education product. It does not place trades or hold your money.
How do you keep my account secure?
Sign-in uses Firebase Authentication (email, Google, Apple, or guest). Payments go through Apple, Google, or Stripe. We do not store card numbers on our servers. The site is served over HTTPS from Firebase Hosting.
Where does the data come from?
Fundamentals come from company SEC filings. Daily prices are end-of-day market data. Insights are generated from those filings. Numbers are for education, not advice.
What is a stock analysis app for beginners?
A stock analysis app for beginners helps you finish a first pass on a real company: how the business earns, whether cash follows profit, and whether today’s price already assumes a perfect year. Finorify does that with filing charts, a quality scorecard, and a simple DCF. It does not place trades.
How do I understand a stock before I buy it?
Write two sentences before you buy a share: is this a good business, and is today’s price asking too much? In Finorify, read revenue and cash first, then the scorecard, then the DCF, then the next earnings date. See understand a stock before you buy it.
Is a paper trading app the same as a stock analysis app?
No. A paper trading app lets you practice orders with fake money. A stock analysis app helps you read one real company: how it earns, whether cash follows profit, and whether today’s price already assumes a perfect year. Finorify is the second job. See stock analysis app vs paper trading and Finorify vs Stack if you want the simulator split. Finorify does not place trades.
What is a fundamental analysis app?
A fundamental analysis app studies the company behind a ticker: revenue, earnings, cash flow, and whether today’s price already assumes a perfect year. Finorify does that with filing charts, a scorecard, and a simple DCF. It is not an options heatmap, a candle workspace, or a 4M moat framework. See the fundamental analysis app page, Finorify vs Moatly, and Finorify vs Tickr.
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