Most People Check Three Companies and Hope
You look at Safaricom. Maybe a bank you've heard of. Then you get on with your day.
Meanwhile, somewhere in the other 57, a company is trading at three times its normal volume and you'll read about it next week.
It isn't that you're doing it wrong. Watching 60 companies properly is a full-time job, and you already have one.
Start FreeWhile the market is open, we look at how each company's shares are moving, how many people are trading them, and whether that's unusual.
Not a chart you have to decode. A sentence that tells you what happened and why it matters.
Every explanation lists exactly what it noticed. You're never asked to just trust a label.
See What You Get
Every analysis card is written in plain English and lists exactly what the AI noticed. Not a score to trust blindly: a structured breakdown you can read in 20 seconds.
Understand Your Portfolio.
Trust the Analysis.
The AI Explains. The Numbers Decide.
The score isn't a guess. It's calculated from the same measures every time — price direction, trading activity, momentum, news. The AI's only job is to turn that into a sentence you can read.
You Always Know What to Trust.
Every analysis comes with a confidence score so you can see exactly how strong the signal is before you act on it. The higher the score, the more the data agrees. You're never left reading a label and wondering where it came from.
Simple, transparent pricing
No hidden fees. Pay with M-Pesa. Cancel any time.
Start Wherever You Are
Twelve lessons that begin from zero — what the stock market is, how shares work, how to open an account and make your first purchase.
Then on to analysing NSE companies, investment strategies, the real costs of investing, and how dividends pay you. All about the Kenyan market. Not a foreign course with Kenya bolted on.
Frequently asked questions.
Find answers to common questions and get the information you need quickly.
The Nairobi Securities Exchange — Kenya's stock market, where you can buy and sell shares in around 60 listed companies.