Stockoscope launches transparent stock-analysis platform for 3,000-plus US stocks

Stockoscope has launched a U.S. stock-analysis platform that scores more than 3,000 listed companies across five dimensions and shows the math behind every rating. The Sydney-based startup says investors can also set their own rules, which could appeal to users looking for more control and transparency than traditional stock screeners offer.

Why it matters: - Stockoscope is targeting a common frustration in investing tools: scores that are hard to audit or change. - The platform gives investors a way to compare thousands of U.S. stocks using one framework, then customize the model instead of accepting a fixed rating. - The free tier and low-cost Pro plan lower the barrier for retail investors who want deeper screening tools.

What happened: - Stockoscope launched a stock-analysis platform on July 6, 2026. - The platform covers more than 3,000 U.S.-listed companies across the S&P 1500 and Russell 3000. - The company is based in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. - The platform scores each stock across five dimensions and shows how each score is calculated. - Stockoscope says investors can re-weight factors, change valuation assumptions, and adjust filters.

The details: - The platform’s 5D Framework evaluates companies on Quality, Peers, Valuation, Analysts, and Holdings. - Stockoscope says each dimension has its own full analysis page. - The framework uses more than 40 fundamental measures, peer percentile rankings, intrinsic-value models, Wall Street consensus, and insider and institutional activity. - The platform includes build-your-own Investment Strategies that score and rank the market based on user-defined criteria. - The available strategy types are Quality, Value, and Dividend. - The Quality strategy uses ten fundamental pillars. - The Value strategy combines cheap multiples, discounted-cash-flow upside, and quality and growth checks. - The Dividend strategy weighs yield, dividend growth, payout safety, and consistency. - Users can adjust each strategy’s weights and filters, and the strategy reranks the market live. - The visual screener displays the market as an interactive bubble chart with company logo bubbles sized and positioned by user-selected metrics and colored by sector. - Investors can start with minimum scores on any of ten quality measures. - The screener also allows access to more than 40 raw financial metrics through sliders. - The platform offers 17 ready-made screens, including the Magic Formula and Deep Value. - Stockoscope also includes per-stock news feeds, customizable watchlists, and educational guides and strategy write-ups on the Stockoscope blog. - The company says the platform publishes its methodology in full and exposes the math behind every figure. - Nav Dhand is the founder of Stockoscope. - Dhand said the platform was built for investors who do not want to trust a score without seeing the reasoning behind it.

Between the lines: - Stockoscope is positioning itself less like a stock-picking service and more like a user-controlled research engine. - The emphasis on open methodology and editable assumptions may appeal to investors who want transparency, but it also shifts more responsibility onto users to understand the model. - The visual screener and preset strategies suggest the platform is trying to serve both beginners and more advanced investors in one product.

What's next: - Stockoscope is available now after a year in beta. - The free tier includes three full deep-dives per month. - The Pro plan costs $15 per month or $150 per year and includes a no-card trial. - Investors who sign up before Aug. 31, 2026 can lock in founding pricing of $99 per year for three years. - After that period, the founding plan renews at the standard $150 annual price. - Stockoscope also points users to its company announcement and social channels for updates.

The bottom line: - Stockoscope is betting that transparency, customization, and low-friction pricing can make stock analysis tools more useful than one-size-fits-all ratings.