ScreenerHub

On the 8th of september ScreenerHub goes live on indeed.best. First real launch, ever!

Some context, because I don't want to sugarcoat this: we've been building for 4 months. Right now we have 40 free users. Not 40 paying, 40 free. I am that honest because I think most "launch day" posts skip straight to the excitement and leave out the part where the numbers are still small and you don't really know if this thing works yet.

I don't know if the launch changes that, but I really hope so. Maybe indeed.best sends us 5 more signups and nothing happens. Maybe it doesn't. I genuinely don't know...

What I do know:
We've rewritten the landing page more times than I want to admit, and I still think it's not where it needs to be. Every round of changes felt obviously right when I made it, and every time conversion barely moved. So at this point I'm less confident in my own judgment on this than I was 4 months ago, which is either progress or a warning sign.

If anyone here has 2 minutes to look at screenerhub.app and tell me what's confusing, what you'd cut, or why you'd bounce, I'd rather hear that today than get a nice comment.

That's it. No grand narrative, just where we actually are.

ScreenerHub started from my own frustration. As a finance professional with years of investing experience, I wanted to find stocks in a structured way and then track them automatically over the long term: without wrestling with overwhelming, expensive pro-trading tools built for day traders, not long-term investors like me.

I shared the problem with Michael, my co-founder and a software architect, who was instantly hooked on solving it technically: even though he was just getting started with investing himself at the time. That combination turned out to be exactly what the product needed: someone who deeply understood what investors actually want, and someone who could turn it into something robust, fast, and genuinely simple to use.

I'm not building ScreenerHub for a hypothetical user, I'm building the tool I want to use myself every day: reliable, intuitive, and accessible whether you're a finance professional or picking your first stock.