Introduction
Follow the investors you trust, turn their convictions into a plan you control, and know exactly where your real portfolio has drifted from it.
If you invest by studying other people — a fund manager whose letters you read, an investor whose disclosures you follow, a friend whose judgment you rate — you already do most of this work. You just do it in a spreadsheet that forgets where every number came from, and in a memory that can't tell you whether the manager you copied still holds the thing you bought.
Stock Rankings turns that work into a system. It keeps your holdings and the books of the people you follow in one place, combines them into a plan on terms you set, and shows you exactly where your real portfolio has drifted from it — along with the trades that would close the gap.
The division of labor never changes: the system does the work, you make the calls. Every result is a proposal you can accept, ignore, or edit. Nothing trades, moves, or changes without you.
What you get out of it
One honest view of everything you own
Broker sync, CSV imports and hand-entered positions all land in the same place, with every number stamped with how current it is. No more reconciling six accounts by squinting at browser tabs.
The managers you follow, as data
Record what they hold and when. See what changed between any two disclosures — including the exit they never mentioned.
A plan that's yours, not a black box
Weight each manager by how much you trust them, set the rules you always apply, and get a target portfolio where every line traces back to a decision you made.
An answer to 'why do I own this?'
Every position carries a recorded reason. When a reason disappears, you find out — instead of holding someone else's abandoned idea for two years.
How the pieces fit
Four steps, in order. Each is useful on its own; together they're the product.
- Get your data in. Sync a portfolio tracker, import a CSV, or type positions in by hand. → Getting started
- Follow the people you learn from. Record their books as sources, with dates and evidence attached. → Sources & the Blend Workbench
- Combine them into a plan. Set a trust weight per source and the rules you always want applied; get an explainable target portfolio out.
- Close the gap — or don't. Reconcile that target against a real account and get the buy/sell list. It's a proposal. You decide.
Two AI surfaces work across all of it: the AI Council inside the app, and your own AI assistant connected from wherever you already chat. Both stop at proposals.
Start here
Getting started
From an empty account to your first trade plan
Concepts & glossary
Every term this product uses, defined in plain language
Sources & the Blend Workbench
Follow managers, blend convictions, reconcile against reality
The prediction ledger
Score what the people you follow actually claimed
The AI Council
A panel of AI portfolio managers, grounded in your real book
Connect your AI assistant
Work your portfolio by talking — it reads and proposes, never trades
Automated execution
Optional, simulated first, and hard-limited in code
Admin & diagnostics
Check sync health, provider connectivity, and every stored record