Research that compounds. A brain that is yours.
The questions you ask, the theses you set and the lessons from how you work are kept in your own map of the market, so each answer builds on the last.
It gets more useful the more you use it.
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One brain per strategy
Each strategy you build keeps its own brain, with its own portfolio and theses, so research starts from that strategy's view, not from zero.
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Learns your preferences
Every interaction teaches it how you work: what you ask for, what you keep and what you dismiss shapes what Clargus surfaces next.
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Finds conflicts in your decisions
When a decision inside a strategy contradicts another one you made, the brain flags it, so the strategy stays consistent with itself.
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Connected to the market map
Your brain sits on top of the shared knowledge graph, so market changes reach your context directly.
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Private to you or your firm
Your brain is not shared with other users and does not train anyone else’s research.
Start a brain that is yours.
The longer you use it, the further ahead you get.