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Finorify: Making stock research simple

Hi IndieHackers 👋

I’ve been working on Finorify, a mobile app that helps beginner investors understand how companies make money and track their stocks without drowning in jargon.

Why I built it

When I started learning about investing, I felt overwhelmed. Financial statements were long, full of terms I didn’t understand, and spread across different sites. I wanted one tool that breaks things down into plain language.

What I need from you

I’d love feedback from early users:

  • Is the UI clear enough for someone new to investing?

  • Which features feel most useful (watchlist, Stock of the Day, company breakdowns)?

  • What’s missing that would make you want to use this daily?

What’s next

Over the next few weeks I’m adding more company data, improving categories, and experimenting with podcast-style stock analysis generated from transcripts.

Current status

It’s live now on both iOS and Android 🎉

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    Love the focus on simplifying investing for beginners! The plain language approach is exactly what the space needs. The podcast-style analysis feature sounds innovative - could be a great way to make complex financial data more digestible. Have you considered adding visual charts or infographics to complement the text breakdowns?

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      Hi, thank you for your interest. It means a lot to me!

      At the moment I am providing visual charts for all S&P500 stocks. These charts take the data from SEC filings and providing useful visualistion to people showing key fundamental details such as Revenue, Earnings Per Share, Free Cash Flow, etc.

      This way users don't have to go through complex accounting filings and see how the company is doing easily.

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    News v1.1.7:

    We’ve added new KPIs to help you better understand how companies make money.

    Revenue breakdown by geography

    Revenue breakdown by business segment

    This gives you a clearer picture of each company’s performance and strategy.