Meet The Investment Copilot Made For You

Stratman AI is a tool everyone can use to stay on top of investment research with minimal effort and time. I love how I can use the hotkeys to quickly assess analyst ratings, financials, and ask full questions with citations. It's like having a personal financial analyst in my pocket.

I've found this tool to be the most intuitive and useful stock trading tool I've used, originally I was only intending on building it to help me with my own investing but it's actually become a tool that people can use to learn about investing, and I love that.

As someone who is not a finance expert, I find Stratman AI to be a game changer. It's easy to use and provides me with the information I need to make informed investment decisions.

I used to look at finance TikTok and just feel lost. With Stratman AI, I can now ask questions like, 'What is the fair price of $NIO?' and it spits back a clear-cut breakdown with valuation metrics, charts, and a summary answer that makes sense. The way it breaks down financial terms in uncomplicated English is EVERYTHING. I finally understand what P/E ratio and free cash flow are now. It is simple enough for beginners, but also powerful enough that I will likely still use it years from now.

I have ADHD so I can’t sit through 20 minute YouTube breakdowns or sift through threads on Reddit. I need short, easy answers — and Stratman does that. I like that I can make a watchlist and then just hit a hotkey, like ‘NVDA f’ or ‘NFLX d’, to see the financials or dividend info immediately. The visual tools are 🔥 and it treats you like a human not an idiot. It’s like the ChatGPT of stocks but way more focused. If you’ve ever said to yourself ‘I want to invest but don’t know where to start’, this is it.

I've got limited time and investing can feel overwhelming but Stratman AI made it clear and simple. I use the dashboard every morning to get my top 5 stocks, brief overview of what's happening, and updating my watchlist. And it's real-time! I enjoy the fact that even trends are explained in plain and beginner-friendly words. There are no over-complicated words, or fluff in the product. Just the content I need, when I need it!

Used to spend all day gaming — now I spend 10 mins with Stratman AI before market opens and feel smarter than half of finance Twitter. Their AI actually talks like a human, not like some boring finance textbook. Got my first wins with $AMD thanks to the hotkeys.

Why would I choose to invest in stocks at all? I just took my first paycheck and decided to buy some stocks. I wanted to be smart about it rather than gamble. Stratman gives me good data in context. It's not just, 'here's the chart' or 'here's what you should do.' It actually tells me why the company is performing up or down, what the ratios mean to me and if it's worth learning more about. The fact that I can ask it, 'Compare $MSFT vs. $GOOGL' and it gives me each factor - valuation; and growth potential - in seconds is amazing. I used to waste HOURS trying to analyze everything by myself.

At the beginning of my investing journey, I felt like I was reading a different language. All the finance apps were giving me charts and numbers with no context. Stratman AI was the first app that felt customized to me. I typed in, 'Should I buy $AAPL right now?' and it gave me this clear, easy-to-read analysis -- not just numbers, but the meaning behind those numbers. I also love that I can hit 'TSLA f' and get all of Tesla's financials quickly. I'm still learning, but now I feel like I actually have an edge.

Most finance sites make you feel like an idiot if you're a beginner, but not Stratman. You don’t need a finance degree to understand how the app works. Stratman helped me form my first watchlist, took the time to explain how dividends work, and provided visual charts of stock growth and volatility, which helped me learn. I’m also learning during my invested time — I’m actually enjoying it! And the whole “Ask anything about any stock” is insane! I asked, “Is $SOFI good for long-term?” and it provided an honest breakdown.

Money is a little tight right now for me but I have wanted to start investing some amount — even if it is just $20 here and there. Fortunately, Stratman helped me build a plan. For starters, I am now tracking dividend stocks, what undervalued vs overvalued means, and I have compared earnings between similar companies using the AI! It is like having a financial analyst in your pocket! I am not an expert yet, but I feel like one when I use this.

I’ve been burned before from following random Reddit hype. With Stratman, I finally feel I can back up the hype before I spend money. I use the AI to look at valuation metrics, compare companies, and look for trends. I even asked it to explain something like ‘stock buybacks’ and it provided a better tutorial than any blog post. Since then, I’ve made smarter decisions. This is how tools for beginners are supposed to be used.

I tried everything out there: Robinhood, Webull, all of it — and I never understood what I was doing. Stratman is the only tool that explains every part of the data. Like, it showed me how $META’s valuation changed over a 6 month period and what that means in real terms. I still invest small, but now I know what I am doing and why. And I get daily updates on my watchlist and ask them things like ‘Which is a better value: $UBER or $LYFT?’ I didn’t think I would like investing — but now I kind of do.

Stratman AI is a tool everyone can use to stay on top of investment research with minimal effort and time. I love how I can use the hotkeys to quickly assess analyst ratings, financials, and ask full questions with citations. It's like having a personal financial analyst in my pocket.

I've found this tool to be the most intuitive and useful stock trading tool I've used, originally I was only intending on building it to help me with my own investing but it's actually become a tool that people can use to learn about investing, and I love that.

As someone who is not a finance expert, I find Stratman AI to be a game changer. It's easy to use and provides me with the information I need to make informed investment decisions.

I used to look at finance TikTok and just feel lost. With Stratman AI, I can now ask questions like, 'What is the fair price of $NIO?' and it spits back a clear-cut breakdown with valuation metrics, charts, and a summary answer that makes sense. The way it breaks down financial terms in uncomplicated English is EVERYTHING. I finally understand what P/E ratio and free cash flow are now. It is simple enough for beginners, but also powerful enough that I will likely still use it years from now.

I have ADHD so I can’t sit through 20 minute YouTube breakdowns or sift through threads on Reddit. I need short, easy answers — and Stratman does that. I like that I can make a watchlist and then just hit a hotkey, like ‘NVDA f’ or ‘NFLX d’, to see the financials or dividend info immediately. The visual tools are 🔥 and it treats you like a human not an idiot. It’s like the ChatGPT of stocks but way more focused. If you’ve ever said to yourself ‘I want to invest but don’t know where to start’, this is it.

I've got limited time and investing can feel overwhelming but Stratman AI made it clear and simple. I use the dashboard every morning to get my top 5 stocks, brief overview of what's happening, and updating my watchlist. And it's real-time! I enjoy the fact that even trends are explained in plain and beginner-friendly words. There are no over-complicated words, or fluff in the product. Just the content I need, when I need it!

Used to spend all day gaming — now I spend 10 mins with Stratman AI before market opens and feel smarter than half of finance Twitter. Their AI actually talks like a human, not like some boring finance textbook. Got my first wins with $AMD thanks to the hotkeys.

Why would I choose to invest in stocks at all? I just took my first paycheck and decided to buy some stocks. I wanted to be smart about it rather than gamble. Stratman gives me good data in context. It's not just, 'here's the chart' or 'here's what you should do.' It actually tells me why the company is performing up or down, what the ratios mean to me and if it's worth learning more about. The fact that I can ask it, 'Compare $MSFT vs. $GOOGL' and it gives me each factor - valuation; and growth potential - in seconds is amazing. I used to waste HOURS trying to analyze everything by myself.

At the beginning of my investing journey, I felt like I was reading a different language. All the finance apps were giving me charts and numbers with no context. Stratman AI was the first app that felt customized to me. I typed in, 'Should I buy $AAPL right now?' and it gave me this clear, easy-to-read analysis -- not just numbers, but the meaning behind those numbers. I also love that I can hit 'TSLA f' and get all of Tesla's financials quickly. I'm still learning, but now I feel like I actually have an edge.

Most finance sites make you feel like an idiot if you're a beginner, but not Stratman. You don’t need a finance degree to understand how the app works. Stratman helped me form my first watchlist, took the time to explain how dividends work, and provided visual charts of stock growth and volatility, which helped me learn. I’m also learning during my invested time — I’m actually enjoying it! And the whole “Ask anything about any stock” is insane! I asked, “Is $SOFI good for long-term?” and it provided an honest breakdown.

Money is a little tight right now for me but I have wanted to start investing some amount — even if it is just $20 here and there. Fortunately, Stratman helped me build a plan. For starters, I am now tracking dividend stocks, what undervalued vs overvalued means, and I have compared earnings between similar companies using the AI! It is like having a financial analyst in your pocket! I am not an expert yet, but I feel like one when I use this.

I’ve been burned before from following random Reddit hype. With Stratman, I finally feel I can back up the hype before I spend money. I use the AI to look at valuation metrics, compare companies, and look for trends. I even asked it to explain something like ‘stock buybacks’ and it provided a better tutorial than any blog post. Since then, I’ve made smarter decisions. This is how tools for beginners are supposed to be used.

I tried everything out there: Robinhood, Webull, all of it — and I never understood what I was doing. Stratman is the only tool that explains every part of the data. Like, it showed me how $META’s valuation changed over a 6 month period and what that means in real terms. I still invest small, but now I know what I am doing and why. And I get daily updates on my watchlist and ask them things like ‘Which is a better value: $UBER or $LYFT?’ I didn’t think I would like investing — but now I kind of do.