How It Works

Delvantic runs automated analysis on public companies. Here's what you get and how to use it.

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Search for a Company

Go to the homepage. Type a company name or ticker symbol into the search bar. Results appear as you type.

The search bar on the homepage

As you type, matching companies appear in a dropdown. Click one to open its detail page.

Search results dropdown showing Apple Inc.

Try it now: search for POWL or AAPL. No account needed to browse.

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Read the Company Page

Each company has a detail page with everything in one place: price data, financial statements, insider activity, and more. Scroll down to explore.

Top of a company detail page
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See the Key Metrics

Scroll down on any company page and look for the Key Metrics section. It calculates 19+ metrics — P/E, ROE, margins, debt ratios, and more.

Key Metrics section header

Each metric is color-coded (green = healthy, red = watch out) and shows the exact formula, the inputs, and where the number came from — API data or our own calculation.

No black boxes. Every number shows its math.

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Check the Deep Analysis

This is the main event. Each company can be run through an 18-step analysis pipeline. The system classifies the company, picks the right valuation methods, runs signal detection, and produces a final verdict.

Deep analysis pipeline showing classification and industry landscape
Foundation Classification, industry landscape, momentum, forward projections
Valuation DCF, earnings power, anchored P/E, reverse DCF, scenario analysis, and more
Signals Insider activity, cash flow quality, debt maturity risk, sector intelligence
Synthesis Weighted fair value estimate with confidence rating

The research level badge on each company (1–5) tells you how many steps have been completed. Level 5 = full pipeline done.

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Export to AI for a Second Opinion

At the top of every company page, you'll see a Community card. Click "Export to AI" — this copies the entire analysis package (all metrics, valuations, and signals) to your clipboard.

Community card with Export to AI button

Then paste it into any AI chat — Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini — and ask it to review the analysis. The AI gets the full data package with instructions, so it can stress-test the methodology and give you an independent take.

If the AI finds something interesting, you can contribute it back — paste the AI's response using the Contribute button, and it becomes part of the community review for that company.

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Track What Matters

Once you have an account, you can also:

  • Watchlist — save companies you want to keep an eye on
  • Portfolio — log your positions and track real performance
  • Strategy — set up an investment strategy profile to guide your research

Getting Started

Three steps. Takes about 30 seconds.

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Search for a company
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Read the analysis

Start with companies at research level 3 or higher — they have the most analysis completed.

Ready to start?

Pick a company and see what the analysis turns up.