Every week, a handful of companies worth a look. Stories that are forming, where top investors are moving, what insiders are doing, and what goes against each idea.
Meet MoatHunter →Know it before you own it.
Every filing, every call, every number, turned into a story you can actually read.
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We read.
You understand.
We watch.
Not a report you read once. A record of the company, built from the source and kept current for as long as you follow it.
1 · We read
1,000+pages behind one company
We read every page, so you don't have to.
Reports, calls, filings, insider trades and the press, years back. We collect it, clean it and check one source against another. Hundreds of hours of work, done before you open the app.
SEC filingsEarnings callsPress and interviews
2 · You understand
1 hourto know it better than most people who own it
Most people buy blind. You won't have to.
From everything we read, we keep what matters most and build the same nine chapters for every company. Under each one sit the numbers, the sources and the quotes, for when one hour turns into an evening.
30 secondsThe overview
Meta makes money from people's attention. Now it is asking for their trust in an assistant.
1 hourNine chapters · Meta
- Is it any good?Growth, profit and the balance sheet stay strong. Stock awards are a real cost to owners.
- Is it expensive?Below our scenario model, but not below value by every method we use.
- What could go wrong?Fixed commitments and fickle ad budgets leave room for sharp swings.
As deep as you likeEverything underneath
- Numbersyears of them, in one set
- Sourcesevery document behind a claim
- Quotesmanagement's own words
3 · We watch
Every dayour agents check every filing, result and story
You read only what changed.
When something moves the company, we rewrite that part of the text and the numbers, mark it and tell you what we think it means. Smaller things land in your news and macro. Nobody keeps up with this by hand.
Meta · one week in October
Insider sale, Form 4Added to Management
CheckedNothing new
Q3 2026 results, call and 8-K30 changes
Cash left for owners
6.9%→ 0.7% of revenueOur thesisWeaker. Ads hold up, cash for owners doesn't.
Quarterly report, 10-QNumbers taken from the filing
CheckedNothing new
Hedge funds pay whole teams to do this.
Now you have one too.
The first app of its kind.
The only research app you'll need.
Cancel the rest.
Hours, not weeks.
Know a company in an hour instead of weeks of reading. Then keep up with it in a few minutes a week.
A view, not just data.
Other apps hand you the numbers. We tell you what they mean for the company, and why. The decision stays yours.
Everything in one place.
Research, results, news, macro and your notes, tied to the companies you follow. No more ten tabs and a spreadsheet.
Ask anything.
Charlie has read every filing and call. Ask about any number or promise, and see where the answer comes from.
See it on the companies you follow.
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No payment, no obligation. We're opening to the first 1,000 people, with 20% off the first year.
Can't I just ask a chatbot?
You can. It will always sound sure. Ask it how it knows.
| A chatbot | MoatDiver |
|---|---|
| Reads whatever it finds online that day, from any source. | Starts from the company's own filings and calls, collected and checked over years. |
| Can get a number wrong and sound just as sure. | Takes every figure from the filing and checks it. Code does the sums, not the AI. |
| Forgets what management promised last year. | Keeps every promise on record, in the exact words, and shows you when it changes. |
A chatbot waits for your question. MoatDiver has done the reading before you ask, and keeps doing it every day.
One sentence. 2,435 documents behind it.
Doubt anything? Every line goes back to its source. Scroll down through what sits under Meta, layer by layer.
Layer 1 of 5 · Read
1sentence
Take one sentence.
This one sums up Meta's moat. Underneath it sit the facts, the promises, the numbers and the documents it stands on.
Layer 2 of 5 · Verify
498of 516 facts confirmed
Every fact is checked.
Software matches each fact in the research to the document it came from. Six didn't match and twelve couldn't be checked. They stay flagged and never feed a calculation.
Layer 3 of 5 · Quote
271statements by management
Every promise is kept on record.
Targets, promises and claims from calls and filings, each with the exact words, who said them and when. So when the plan changes, we can show you what was said before.
Layer 4 of 5 · Rebuild
18,336reported figures
Fifteen years, one set of numbers.
The figures Meta has reported since 2011, rebuilt into one consistent set of statements. Every margin, multiple and scenario starts from these figures.
Layer 5 of 5 · Collect
2,435documents
The seabed: everything, from the source.
Annual and quarterly reports, earnings calls, proxies, insider and ownership filings, each kept with its source and date. New ones are added as they come out.
And that is one company.
Across our database so far, and growing every day.
How it works, step by stepFind it. Know it. Stay with it.
Three steps to owning a stock well. Two apps, one account, one watchlist.
What the company does, whether it's any good, whether it's expensive and what could go wrong. As a story you can read in pieces or listen to, with the depth waiting underneath.
We watch the companies you follow and tell you only what changed, why it matters and whether it touches the thesis. You get our view with the reasons. The decision stays yours.
Why I built this
Matt SzaboFounder of MoatDiver
It started with a 90% loss.
Years ago I bought a stock on a tip, because it looked cheap. It fell 90%, and the worst part was that I couldn't have told you why. I owned it and knew nothing about it.
So I stopped and learned to do it properly. I ran a software company for years and I've invested my own money since 2016. Today, “it looked cheap” would never be reason enough.
There's one catch. Reading everything properly, for every company, takes more hours than a week has. Funds pay whole teams to do that. I know how to build software, so I built myself one.
When I saw how far it could go, I knew it shouldn't stay with me. MoatDiver is what I wish I'd had the day I bought that stock.
Do you tell me what to buy?
No. There are no tips and no buy or sell buttons. We show what the story rests on and how we see it, with reasons. The decision stays with you.
Is it written by AI? Can I trust it?
Our system does the reading and the writing, following rules we've built and tested company by company. The numbers come straight from the filings and are calculated by code. Facts are checked against the document they came from, and every line links back to its source. What can't be confirmed is flagged and never feeds a calculation.
How is this different from other stock apps?
Most apps give you data, screeners or other people's opinions, and leave you to put it together. MoatDiver reads everything a company publishes and turns it into one picture you can read: what the business is, whether it's any good, what it's worth and what could go wrong. Then it keeps that picture current and tells you what changed.
I'm not a professional. Is it for me?
Yes. Every company opens with a plain overview you can read in 30 seconds, and every term is explained when you tap it. The depth is there when you want it and stays out of the way when you don't.
Can I try it first?
Yes. Once you're in, a few companies are free to explore, so you can see what you'd be getting.
Which companies do you cover?
At launch, around 500 of the most-followed US companies, plus ETFs. Missing one? Request it right in the app with a single tap, and it's usually ready within hours. European, Canadian and other markets follow.
Do I need to connect my broker?
No. You simply follow the companies you're interested in. We never ask for your broker login or what you hold.
What does pre-registering get me?
A place among the first 1,000 people we let in, and 20% off your first year. It's free and it doesn't commit you to anything. You can also tell us which company you want first.
Be one of the first 1,000.
- 20% off your first year
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