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The UI is simple/clean and this product… The UI is simple/clean and this product is easy to use. Chat is the medium that makes the most sense now. It will take some time for me to get comfortable with the data I am receiving being "correct" but once that hurdle is cleared I could see this product taking off. This will change the game for junior analysts/retail army.

I found fintool to be superior to other… I found fintool to be superior to other AI offerings for SEC filings. Easy to use and a meaningful time saver for those who read annual reports and other filings on a daily basis.

Useful AI tool I have found this AI tool helpful in researching companies. Compared to some AIs, I have found it is more likely to admit it has no answer than make something up, especially as it cite its sources heavily. Citations include links not just to documents, but specific passages. I also appreciated the more recent addition in functionality that allows for comparisons in management transcripts over time.

Trustworthy data, points directly to sources. Fintool has been helpful to my equity research process for US listed companies (including ADRs). The tool pulls from a number of reliable sources (SEC Edgar filings, earnings call transcripts) that I used to fetch and go through manually. Fintool's answers show you the exact document(s) it draws from for answers, and it's very easy to pull up the primary document within the platform. I've found that earnings releases and call transcripts are uploaded within 24-36 hours as they are released. I also really appreciate the question bank that Fintool suggests as you dig further into a company, these are helpful for idea generation and covering blind spots. I have shared constructive feedback with the team as I use the tool and they've been responsive, helpful, and quick to implement improvements. I am impressed with Fintool, a first mover in the financial/investment related AI chatbot space, far outpacing incumbent behemoths like Bloomberg.