tickerseer is a stock research platform designed for individual investors who select their own stocks. It systematically evaluates over 500 U.S. stocks each week, scoring them on three main dimensions: quality, valuation, and catalyst signals. The platform publishes its assessments publicly, with every call recorded on a public ledger to ensure transparency and accountability. The tool is free to start, with no credit card required, and offers a premium subscription available after a 14-day free trial. The platform provides a quality score derived from five specific dimensions: profitability, cash flow, financial strength, growth, and predictability. For valuation, it compares each stock’s current price to its historical normal price-to-earnings ratio, PEG ratio, and analyst return estimates, offering a clear indication of whether a stock is genuinely cheap or priced for perfection. Catalyst signals are gathered from unusual options flow, momentum shifts, conference triggers, and macro indicators, scanned nightly and ranked by morning. The system collects data from SEC filings, news, options markets, and social signals, analyzing 11 dimensions of quality, valuation, and momentum each week. It then assigns a conviction tier from 0 to 3 and provides alerts, options structure analysis, and position sizing guidance. Typical users employ tickerseer to identify stocks that are high quality but undervalued, while avoiding those that are overpriced or lacking strong catalysts. The workflow involves reviewing weekly scores and rankings, examining the detailed breakdown of each stock’s quality and valuation metrics, and monitoring catalyst signals before the market opens. The platform also includes case studies illustrating past market setups, though it explicitly notes that past signals do not guarantee future results and that historical examples are for illustration only. Users can access the platform’s actual track record of settled calls, both wins and losses, through the public ledger. The scoring system evaluates stocks across 11 dimensions, with a multi-factor ranking that produces conviction tiers. Data sources include SEC filings, news, options flow, and social signals, processed to generate weekly updates. The platform emphasizes a transparent approach by documenting all published calls publicly, allowing users to verify performance over time. It is accessible via web browser and requires a Google account for sign-in.