Information is scattered
Results sit in exchange filings, guidance in call transcripts, ownership in shareholding patterns, news somewhere else. Stitching it together takes hours per company, so most people don't.
Research for NSE-listed companies
Research Indian stocks the way a careful analyst would.
AlphaGem reads the exchange filings, financial data and management commentary for you, and writes a report where every number is dated, labelled and traceable to its source. No tips. No black box.
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Exchange filingsFinancial statementsEarnings-call transcriptsInvestor presentationsShareholding & pledgesCorporate events
The problem
Retail investors are asked to decide with the least reliable information.
Professionals have analysts, terminals and hours to read filings. Most individual investors have a phone, a few apps and a group chat.
Headline numbers can describe the wrong company
Many data tools show the parent company only. For a group with large subsidiaries, scale, growth, profit and the P/E can look very different once you see the consolidated figures.
The real signal is buried in long documents
What management expects next, what they blamed for a weak quarter, and which risks they raised are in 40-page transcripts and slide decks that few investors have time to read.
Tips, hype and unsourced claims
Social feeds and messaging groups reward confidence, not accuracy. A bold target with no source, date or reasoning is hard to tell apart from a considered view.
Stale or undated data
A figure without a period or filing date can be months old, restated, or from a different basis. Without that context it is easy to compare things that are not comparable.
AI that sounds sure, even when it isn't
General chatbots can invent figures or quotes and present them fluently. For money decisions, an answer you cannot verify is a liability, not a shortcut.
How AlphaGem helps
Do the reading and the arithmetic. Show every step.
AlphaGem gathers the evidence, calculates what can be calculated, and uses AI only where it adds value, inside guardrails you can see.
One report, all the evidence
Pick a company and a question: the business model, the growth outlook, red flags, the bull versus bear case, a simple financial model, how the company evolved, or management's guidance against delivery. Edit the prompt or ask your own.
- Financial statements, quarterly trend and valuation snapshot
- Ownership, promoter pledges and recent corporate events
- Guidance and commentary from the company's own documents
StatementsQuarterly resultsShareholdingFilings & eventsCall transcripts
Parent and group, side by side
When the group is much larger than the parent, AlphaGem says so and shows the company's own reported group figures next to the standalone statements, including growth and a P/E calculated on group profit.
- Warns when standalone numbers may mislead
- Group figures copied from the company's results and verified
Standalone₹ 1,662 cr+5.9%
vs
Group (reported)₹ 3,043 cr+21.9%
Example of the kind of gap AlphaGem surfaces. Figures from one real company, shown for illustration.
Management's words, checked word-for-word
Guidance, commentary and risks are pulled from earnings-call transcripts and presentations. Each item carries the exact quote and a link to the document. If the words are not in the filing, the item is thrown away.
- Exact quotes verified against the source text
- Numbers in summaries must match the quote
- Legal boilerplate filtered out
“…debt equity from the '26-'27 perspective should be 1:1.”
Honest about what is missing
Every report lists data gaps, stale periods and caveats. Missing information is stated, never filled in with a guess, and confidence is lowered when the evidence is thin.
- Data-as-of dates for every source
- Red-flag checks with the thresholds shown
- No price targets and no buy or sell calls
LeverageOK
Cash conversionWATCH
Auditor remarksNOT AVAILABLE
Reporting basisFLAG
Illustrative check labels.
How it works
From a company name to a researched view in minutes.
- 1
Search a company
Type a name, NSE symbol or ISIN. Ambiguous matches are never picked for you.
- 2
Choose a question
Seven ready-made research questions, each with a detailed prompt you can edit, or write your own.
- 3
Read the report
An executive summary, tables, risks, assumptions and sources with dates. Saved so you can come back to it.
Business modelGrowth outlook, next 3 yearsRed flagsBull vs bear caseFinancial model, 1 and 3 yearsEvolution over 3 yearsGuidance vs deliveryYour own question
Built on trust
Principles we don't bend.
Every number has a source
Source, period and retrieval date are shown, so you can check the claim yourself.
Facts, calculations, assumptions, AI
Each block is labelled by what it is, so you always know what to trust and what to question.
AI is guarded, not trusted
AI output must cite evidence and match the numbers. Anything that doesn't is dropped.
Research, not recommendations
No price targets, no tips and no buy or sell calls. The decision stays with you.
Pricing
Pay for the research you run. Not a subscription.
AlphaGem uses credits. Register and get 100 free credits, enough for roughly 5 to 10 reports. Buy more only when you need them.
How credits are used
Each report uses 10 to 20 credits, depending on how much the AI (Gemini) has to read and write for that report. Reports that draw on more filings and documents sit toward the top of the range. You see the credits a report used once it is generated.
Free start
100 credits
Free on registration
- About 5 to 10 reports
- No card required
- All seven research questions
Starter
₹349
300 credits · about 15 to 30 reports
- Occasional research
- Top up any time
Investor
₹849
800 credits · about 40 to 80 reports
- Regular research habit
- Lower cost per credit
Pro
₹1,999
2,000 credits · about 100 to 200 reports
- Heavy research
- Lowest cost per credit
Prices in INR. Pack sizes and prices are launch pricing and may change; the price you pay is shown before you buy.
How many reports will my credits cover?
15 to 30 reports (at 20 and 10 credits per report)
FAQ
Questions, answered plainly.
Is AlphaGem investment advice?
No. AlphaGem produces research information from public disclosures and data. It does not give price targets or buy, hold or sell recommendations. Please read our disclaimer and consider speaking to a SEBI-registered adviser before you invest.
What do I get when I register?
100 free credits, which you can use to generate reports. That is roughly 5 to 10 reports, depending on how many credits each one uses.
How many credits does a report use?
Between 10 and 20 credits. The exact number depends on how much the AI (Gemini) reads and writes for that report, so it varies with how much source material the company has.
Which companies can I research?
NSE-listed companies. Depth varies by company. Where data or documents are missing, the report says exactly what is missing instead of guessing.
Where does the information come from?
Exchange filings and announcements, company-published documents such as earnings-call transcripts and investor presentations, licensed financial data, and market prices. Every report lists its sources with dates.
Can the AI make mistakes?
Yes. That is why AlphaGem labels AI-written text, requires it to cite evidence, checks quotes word-for-word against the filing and verifies figures. Please still check the linked sources before relying on anything.
Do I need a card to start?
No. Registration gives you the free credits. You only pay if you decide to buy more.
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