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Beyond the Numbers.

Pythia brings a company's financials, its valuation and the market around it into one view.

  1. 1/4Numbers

    What a company reported, figure by figure, each with its date.

  2. 2/4Context

    The same figures beside its peers and its own past.

  3. 3/4Bigger Picture

    Valuation, the sector and the economy, in the same view.

  4. 4/4Better Investment Decisions

    The whole company in front of you before you decide.

Inside the product.

Screens taken from the product as it runs today, under the same steps.

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Numbers

What a company reported, figure by figure, each with its date.

ScreenerEvery company, read the same way.
A table of companies, one to a row. Each has two scores, the kind of company it is, and a verdict on its quality, its growth and its resilience.
Company pageWhat a company reported, year by year.
The income statement of Apple. Revenue, cost of revenue, gross profit and operating expenses, across the fiscal years, each line with its figure and its growth on the year before.

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Context

The same figures beside its peers and its own past.

The pyramidWhere a company stands among all of them.
A pyramid of tiers, deep value at the top, with the companies that stand in each tier, and a key to how it is drawn.
CompareCompanies side by side, on the same measures.
Apple and Microsoft side by side. Each has its scores, and its reading on profitability, value, quality, momentum and growth.

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Bigger Picture

Valuation, the sector and the economy, in the same view.

ScoresFive sides of one company, each with a verdict.
The investment view of Apple. An overall conviction, and a verdict on business quality, growth, financial strength, valuation and capital allocation, beside a reading of the company in a sentence.
Valuation studioChange an assumption and the model answers.
A cash flow model of Apple. Seven assumptions, each on a slider with its figure beside it, and the free cash flow they produce year by year.

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Better Investment Decisions

The whole company in front of you before you decide.

AcademyCourses on reading a company.
The academy. A course to carry on with, three courses each with a line drawing, a level and a length, and the reader’s own streak and record beside them.
AI assistantAsk about a company in your own words.
The assistant, ready for a question about a company, with four prompts to start from.

Taken from the product on Sep 29, 2026.

What each score tells you.

Each score answers one question about a company, or about the market around it.

How to read a score

PASPythia Academic Score
How the business measures up on profitability, value, quality, momentum and growth, against companies of its own kind.
PGSPythia Guru Score
How many of the tests set by well-known investors the company passes.
PVSPythia Valuation Score
Whether the price today asks a lot of the company or a little.
PCIPythia Company Index
Where the company stands overall among the companies we score.
PBSPythia Behavior Score
How the market has been treating the stock.
PMIPythia Macro Index
How supportive the economy, the market and the sector are.
PIPythia Insight
A written reading of what the scores say together.

The academic score looks at a business from these sides.

  • ProfitabilityWhat the business earns on what it has.
  • ValueWhat the price buys, in earnings and in assets.
  • QualityHow sound the accounts and the balance sheet are.
  • MomentumHow the share price has been moving.
  • GrowthHow fast sales and earnings are growing.

What holds for every figure.

  • Sourced

    Figures come from company filings. Each filing we hold links to the original document.

  • Dated

    Every figure shows the date it was true.

  • On the record

    Every score is recorded on the day it is made, and the record is public.

    See the record

  • Research, not advice

    Pythia describes companies. It does not tell you what to buy or sell.

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Questions.

More answers are in Help.

Is this investment advice?

No. Pythia publishes research and scores. It does not know your circumstances, and nothing on it is a recommendation to buy or sell.

Where do the figures come from, and how current are they?

Company financials and filings come from Financial Modeling Prep, and each filing links to the original document on sec.gov. Prices are end of day or delayed, never live, and scores are recomputed daily. Every figure shows its source and its own date.

What does the free plan include?

Company pages opened in full: 5 a month. Watchlist: 5 companies. Questions to the assistant: 10 a month. It stays free, and no card is asked for.

What happens when I join the waitlist?

You create an account and your place is held. Nothing is charged and no card is asked for. When your access opens you choose a plan, or stay on the free one.

Can I cancel, and can I get my money back?

Yes, you can cancel at any time. 14-day money-back guarantee on the first subscription payment. 7-day free trial on Premium, card required, cancel anytime.

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