DLFY Neuroinvest

Professional-grade equity analysis is mostly a question of access. DLFY Neuroinvest gives a private investor the shape of that work — a research committee, a risk desk, a news filter — without the desk behind it.

The tools

The AI investment committee puts four digital analysts on one stock and lets them disagree; the argument comes back as text, audio, or video, which matters more than it sounds — a disagreement you can hear is harder to skim past than a score.

Portfolio analysis looks at diversification, correlation, and concentrated risk. Guru portfolios track what legendary investors actually hold rather than what they say. The risk manager reads startup pitches and project decks. Neurograph maps economic interconnections to work out who gains and who loses from a given event. Smart news keeps only what touches your positions.

Coverage runs across equities, bonds, funds, startups, and pre-IPO deals.

Commercially

Two subscription tiers with token-based consumption, in the manner of a chat assistant: you pay for what you ask rather than for a seat.