Know what actually moved your stocks.
Vero reads the day's news for the companies you own, flags the few things that genuinely matter, and explains them in plain English — with the sources attached.
Every event, scored.
Vero reads headlines, filings and market data all day and scores each event 0–10 for how much it should matter to you. A supplier hiccup is a 3. A guidance cut is a 9. You set the line worth interrupting you.
It shows its work.
Every summary carries the sources it was built from — one click and you are reading the original filing or report. Vero explains and scores. It never hides how it got there, and it never trades for you.
The market, in plain English.
Each morning Vero writes you a briefing: what moved, why it moved, and whether it actually matters — for the exact companies you hold. No jargon, no fifty tabs.
Northwind: the fuel line is the one to watch
Two of the five companies you track moved on real news overnight. Northwind's hedging programme rolls off earlier than it had guided, which puts more of the fuel price straight through to margin. Nothing you hold reports earnings today.
Then let the news argue with it.
Vero holds every event up against what you wrote — and tells you which sentence just moved.
It bends around how you work.
Move what matters up. Resize it. Drop what you never open. Vero remembers, on every device you sign in from.
Build the analysis you keep redoing.
Name it, say what it should look at, and choose how the answer comes back. Vero runs it against real data on the companies you track — and it stays in your workshop.
What it will never do.
The questions people actually have are about trust, not features — so these are commitments with the answer attached.
- It will never tell you to buy or sell.
- Vero is not financial advice and does not trade for you. It explains what happened and which part of your reasoning it touches. Every decision stays yours.
- It will never hide where a claim came from.
- Every summary links the original reporting, filings and market data it was built from. One click and you are reading the source yourself.
- It will never invent a number.
- If Vero cannot compute a figure from real data, it shows nothing rather than a plausible guess. Illustrative examples on this page are labelled as such.
- It will never sell your data.
- The product is the subscription. Not you.
Start free. Stay if it earns it.
The free tier is real — no credit card, no time limit. Paid tiers carry a 30-day free trial and cancel in two clicks.
Get started with the essentials.
- Track up to 3 stocks
- Basic stock watchlist
- View important market events
- AI-generated news summaries
- Event importance scores
- Sentiment indicators
- Basic notifications
Personalized intelligence for serious investors.
- Everything in Free, plus:
- Track up to 25 stocks
- Custom notification settings
- Choose which stocks to monitor
- Choose notification importance threshold
- Personalized AI Daily Briefing
- "What Changed Since Yesterday" insights
- AI stock insights
- AI assistant access
Deep fundamentals and advanced analysis.
- Everything in Pro, plus:
- Track up to 100 stocks
- Advanced event analysis
- Related article analysis
- Supporting evidence display
- Buffett-style fundamentals analysis
- Balance sheet analysis
- More advanced stock insights
Free stays free. Paid tiers start with a 30-day trial and cancel in two clicks.
Asked before you asked.
Is this financial advice?
No, and it is not built to be. Vero explains what happened and scores how much it should matter to you. It never tells you to buy or sell, never places a trade, and has no opinion about what you should own. Every decision is yours.
Where does the information come from?
Market data and news from financial data providers, plus company filings and press releases. Every AI-written summary links the specific sources it was built from, so you can read the original yourself rather than taking Vero's word for it.
How is the 0–10 importance score decided?
The model weighs what kind of event it is, how much it plausibly affects the business, how recent it is, and the tone of the reporting. A routine analyst reiteration lands around 2; a guidance cut lands around 9. You set the score above which Vero is allowed to interrupt you.
Why would I trust an AI with this?
You do not have to. Vero never makes a decision, and every claim it makes carries the source it came from. If it cannot compute a number from real data it shows nothing rather than guessing. The point is to save you the reading, not to replace your judgement.
Is the free tier actually free?
Yes. Three tickers, no credit card, no time limit, and no expiry date on it. Paid tiers add more tickers and deeper analysis, and carry a 30-day free trial.
What happens to my data?
It stays yours. We do not sell user data — the product is the subscription, not you. What you track and what you write about why you own it is visible to you and nobody else.
Start with three tickers.
Add the companies you already own. Write one sentence about why. Vero takes it from there.