PYTHIA
Financial markets research platform.
The work of a research desk, on one screen. Chart a name, read its filings, see who owns it, value it five ways and watch how it trades — 50 functions, one session. Pythia AI runs any of them in plain English.
More than equities.
Equities, options, fixed income, FX and crypto today. Futures and more countries next. One terminal that keeps widening, not one that stops at stocks.
Ask for it in plain English.
Pythia AI runs the terminal for you — reads the filings, builds the screen, renders the answer. It picks the view and writes the prose, but never authors a number.
Everything a desk runs on.
Chart the price and track the performance. Understand the business, then value it. Construct the thesis, size the position and track the portfolio.
Fifty functions.
Every function answers to a code and shares one symbol, one watchlist, one session.
The same terminal, asked in plain English.
PAI reads the filings, runs the functions and renders the result. It chooses the view and writes the prose, but never authors a number.
It runs the functions, rather than describing them
Ask for a valuation and PAI opens VRP against the ticker. Ask what changed since the last 10-K and it reads the filing. Anything the fifty functions do, PAI does on a sentence.
Answers arrive as live components
A question about price returns a chart you can zoom, not a paragraph about a chart. Screens return sortable tables. The model chooses which view to render; it never draws it.
Semantic search across every filing
Search the full text of every filing at once, not one document at a time, then ask questions of what comes back and get the paragraph it came from.
Multi-step work, run and filed
Ask for a full brief and PAI works through the statements, the filing, the calls, the ownership and the models in sequence, then writes the result to your journal with every figure linked back to its source.
A screen from a sentence
Describe the companies you want in plain English and PAI builds the filter stack, runs it, and shows you which criterion each name matched on.
Grounded in primary filings and a 393-document reference corpus covering every metric, indicator and tool in the terminal, including where two tools use one word differently.
Three additions and one removal. The new language concentrates on supply concentration and export licensing; the removed paragraph covered a legal matter settled in Q2.
Before you ask.
How much will the full platform cost?
Why is early access limited?
How accurate is the data?
Will options analytics be included?
Does the AI make up numbers?
Can I access the platform on mobile?
Early access opens Q4 2026.
Free for the whole early-access period. Applications are read by a person rather than a filter, and the rate you join at is the rate you keep.