Three engines score every ticker independently. Fusion reconciles them and writes the argument — direction, the setup, evidence, risk, levels. No black box, no signal group, no guessing.
Four engines — tap one
Reads every article that crosses our feeds for a ticker, ranks them by relevance and source weight, and feeds the top 50 into the score — then names the ones that actually moved it.
AI reads the language · fixed formulas produce the number · 10 min market hours, 15 min off-hours
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150+
tickers under continuous read
Top 50
ranked from every article, per ticker
10 min
refresh during market hours
Try it — pick a ticker
canonical read · Sep 25 close
Setup: Momentum extended
Evidence: Adequate Support
News
NEUTRAL+0.02Technical
BULLISH+0.64Crowd
Elevated · NeutralHow Fusion resolved it
AAPL: Technical analysis points bullish. News is present but not directional (50 articles, fresh). Assessment is primarily TA-driven — news confirmation would strengthen conviction.
What each engine sees
TABullish (momentum extended) · Strong uptrend · RSI elevated (66) · Near 52-week high (96%) · Stretched technical conditions — pullback risk
NewsConcerns about potential downside risks to Apple's December quarter results may weigh on investor sentiment in the short term. · The recent $250 million settlement related to Siri claims could create uncertainty around Apple's legal liabilities and impact its stock performance.
Risk note, watch-for levels and the full engine
breakdown open with the trial
Informational only, not financial advice · sample read from the last close
What you actually get
Not a score. Not an alert. A short written assessment you can argue with — which means you can also verify it.
$341.07 +1.53%
04 News
NEUTRAL+0.02Technical
BULLISH+0.64Crowd
Elevated · Neutral05 Synthesis
AAPL: Technical analysis points bullish. News is present but not directional (50 articles, fresh). Assessment is primarily TA-driven — news confirmation would strengthen conviction.
06 Risk & levels
Risk note and the exact level that would break this read — printed on the card, before the fact.
Direction
Five core states from Strong Bullish to Strong Bearish, plus explicit at-risk flags — never a price target, never a recommendation.
The setup, named
Trend continuation, Trend reversal risk, Momentum extended, Awaiting setup. The engine names the structure it thinks the stock is in — not just which way it leans.
Evidence support
How much data is actually behind the call — layer availability, freshness, cross-layer alignment. Not a probability.
Each engine's own score
News, Technical and Crowd shown separately, so you can see where the call came from — and where it didn't.
Written synthesis
Plain English on how the conflict was resolved and which layer led. This is the part no chart gives you.
Risk note & levels to watch
What would break this read, and the specific prices at which it breaks. Stated before the fact, not after.
The case for Omnisc, in one screen
This is the moment every other tool leaves you alone. A chart won't read the contracts. A news feed won't check the trend. A chatbot will confidently pick one and forget it tomorrow. Omnisc has a stated rule, applies it the same way every day, and shows you the arithmetic.
News says buy
+0.16
Tesla has begun high-volume production of its Semi truck at a new factory in Nevada, signaling strong demand and operational capability in the commercial vehicle segment. · The company is finally delivering Semi trucks after nearly a decade, indicating significant progress in its long-term plans and potential revenue generation.
Technicals say sell
−0.33
Avoid — reversal risk · Downtrend
Crowd
Normal
Normal · Neutral. Recorded as context — and deliberately given zero weight in the score.
Fusion resolves it
BEARISH · PARTIAL AGREEMENTTechnicals set the base direction — that is a stated rule, not a preference. News is a bounded modifier: it can shade a call, never flip it, and it is deliberately asymmetric because bearish news moves price harder than bullish news. Crowd is context and never touches the score.
So the answer is bearish, with the disagreement stated on the card rather than hidden inside it. The level that would prove it wrong is printed on the card before the fact, not after.
What it replaces
The work isn't finding information — it's triaging it. Which of today's articles actually matter for this ticker? Omnisc reads all of them and answers that before you sit down, for all 150+.
With Omnisc · about 40 seconds
Open the dashboard. Every ticker already carries its direction, its setup and its freshness.
Sort by the Fusion column. Read the rows where the engines actually disagree.
Open one. The synthesis already names the drivers, the risk and the level that breaks it.
Decide. That last step is still yours — deliberately.
Omnisc doesn't give you more information. It gives you the same information already triaged, with the reasoning attached — which is the only part that was ever slow.
Under the hood
AI extracts structure from language. Deterministic math produces every number. That split is the whole reason a score can be re-derived tomorrow and come out the same.
Reads every article that crosses our news feeds for a ticker, ranks them, and feeds the top 50 into the aggregate score. An AI model extracts catalyst type, evidence strength and key facts — deterministic formulas turn them into a number.
Spillover detection. A TSMC article scores NVDA too, routed through a sector affinity matrix. Most tools miss this entirely.
Fully quantitative, zero AI. RSI, trend, support and resistance, Bollinger structure, catalyst readiness — computed, not interpreted.
Regime-aware. The same setup reads differently in a bull, bear, sideways or crash regime, and the engine adjusts instead of pretending regime doesn't exist.
Attention and sentiment from X, measured — never modeled. It tells you whether a move is already crowded.
Zero weight, on purpose. Crowd sits beside the assessment and never moves the score. Retail sentiment is information, not a signal.
Reconciles all three under one fixed rule set and writes the argument in plain English — direction, the setup, evidence, drivers, risk, levels.
One page, no jargon tax. If Fusion can't explain a call in a paragraph, the call doesn't ship.
On accuracy — the honest version
Every assessment Omnisc has ever produced is logged, timestamped, versioned against the engine build that made it, and tracked through forward windows against what the market actually did.
We are not publishing a hit-rate number yet. The Technical engine is mid-recalibration, and a figure measured against a build we're replacing would be marketing, not evidence. When calibration closes, the number goes here — with the sample size and the window next to it.
Refresh schedule you can check
Every card carries a freshness badge, so you always know which of these last ran.
Where it sits
Omnisc doesn't replace your charting package and doesn't try to. It replaces the hour you spend turning four sources into one opinion.
Omnisc
TradingView
Yahoo Finance
Bloomberg Terminal
ChatGPT
A directional call per ticker, without you building it
Written reasoning: drivers, risk, levels
News scored per ticker, not just listed
Cross-company spillover detection
Regime-aware technicals
Same inputs give the same score tomorrow
Best-in-class charting
Typical retail cost
Competitor pricing is indicative of publicly listed retail plans and changes without notice. Comparison reflects how each tool is typically used by an individual investor, not a feature-by-feature audit.
Where we stop
A tool that claims no limits is telling you its limits are undocumented. Ours are on the marketing page, which is the only place they count.
Tell you to buy or sell
Omnisc produces direction plus arguments. The position is your decision, and legally it has to be — we are not a registered adviser or broker-dealer.
Predict a price
No targets, no probabilities dressed up as confidence. Evidence support describes how much data stands behind a read — nothing more.
Hide how a number was made
Every score decomposes into inputs you can see. If a read looks wrong to you, you can find out exactly where you disagree with it.
Cover everything
150+ curated tickers across AI & Tech, Defense and Materials — chosen because news actually moves them. Coverage grows deliberately, not by crawling everything.
Who is behind this
Background in data analytics, AI/ML and business intelligence. Every engine, the Fusion layer, the infrastructure and this page were built directly — which means there is exactly one person to hold responsible for a bad read.
Support replies come from the person who wrote the code, and the roadmap is public.
Runs brand, content and distribution — everything you read about Omnisc outside the app. She doesn't touch the scoring rules.
Money and paperwork
OMNISC LLC
Wyoming, US · Entity ID 2026-001884768
Merchant of Record
Lemon Squeezy for EU/EEA/UK · Stripe elsewhere
Card security
PCI DSS Level 1 via processors · SSL throughout
Cancelling
One click in-app · annual refundable 14 days
Infrastructure & roadmap
Running on Google Cloud as part of the Google for Startups Cloud Program portfolio. Live in Early Access since April 2026.
Roadmap items are directional and may change.
What it costs
There is no Pro version holding the good engine hostage. Every account gets all 150+ tickers, all four engines, the full written reasoning and the Intelligence Feed from day one.
7 days free — card saved, nothing charged
Cancel in one click, from inside the app
Annual plans fully refundable for 14 days after the first charge
Monthly
$9.99
per month, after the trial
Full coverage, all four engines, the written reasoning — nothing held back for a higher tier.
Start free trialAnnual
$96.99
per year · $8.08/mo effective
Less than a single Bloomberg Terminal day, for a year of continuous coverage.
Start free trialOpen the trial, pick the tickers you actually hold, and read what each engine sees. If the reasoning doesn't convince you, cancel before day seven and pay nothing.
No charge during the trial · $9.99/mo or $96.99/yr after · cancel anytime
Informational only · not financial advice
News+0.16
says buy
Technicals−0.33
says sell
Omnisc applies one stated rule, the same way every day, and prints the level that would prove it wrong. The resolved card is right below.
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The resolved read — swipe any ticker
sample
$341.07 · Momentum extended
Evidence: Adequate Support
NewsTechnicalCrowdHow Fusion resolved it
AAPL: Technical analysis points bullish. News is present but not directional (50 articles, fresh). Assessment is primarily TA-driven — news confirmation would strengthen conviction.
What each engine sees
Risk note, watch-for levels and the full engine breakdown open with the trial
Unlock the full read →$189.67 · Trend continuation
Evidence: Adequate Support
NewsTechnicalCrowdHow Fusion resolved it
PLTR: Technical structure and news flow align bullish. Both independent layers point to upside with 50 supporting articles.
What each engine sees
Risk note, watch-for levels and the full engine breakdown open with the trial
Unlock the full read →$225.07 · Trend continuation
Evidence: Adequate Support
NewsTechnicalCrowdHow Fusion resolved it
NVDA: Technical structure and news flow align bullish. Both independent layers point to upside with 50 supporting articles.
What each engine sees
Risk note, watch-for levels and the full engine breakdown open with the trial
Unlock the full read →$372.11 · Trend reversal risk
Evidence: Adequate Support
NewsTechnicalCrowdHow Fusion resolved it
TSLA: News flow is bullish (50 articles), but TA is in avoid / reversal-risk mode — not a clean neutral setup. Watching for technical repair before treating the news catalyst as confirmed.
What each engine sees
Risk note, watch-for levels and the full engine breakdown open with the trial
Unlock the full read →$189.40 · Trend reversal risk
Evidence: Adequate Support
NewsTechnicalCrowdHow Fusion resolved it
RTX: News flow is bullish (31 articles), but TA is in avoid / reversal-risk mode — not a clean neutral setup. Watching for technical repair before treating the news catalyst as confirmed.
What each engine sees
Risk note, watch-for levels and the full engine breakdown open with the trial
Unlock the full read →$72.31 · Trend continuation
Evidence: Adequate Support
NewsTechnicalCrowdHow Fusion resolved it
FCX: Technical structure and news flow align bullish. Both independent layers point to upside with 9 supporting articles.
What each engine sees
Risk note, watch-for levels and the full engine breakdown open with the trial
Unlock the full read →Four engines — tap one
Reads every article that crosses our feeds for a ticker, ranks them by relevance and source weight, and feeds the top 50 into the score — then names the ones that actually moved it.
AI reads the language · fixed formulas produce the number · 10 min market hours
150+
tickers under continuous read
Top 50
ranked from every article, per ticker
10 min
refresh during market hours
The case for Omnisc, in one screen
This is the moment every other tool leaves you alone. A chart won't read the contracts. A news feed won't check the trend. A chatbot will confidently pick one and forget it tomorrow. Omnisc has a stated rule, applies it the same way every day, and shows you the arithmetic.
News says buy
+0.16
Tesla has begun high-volume production of its Semi truck at a new factory in Nevada, signaling strong demand and operational capability in the commercial vehicle segment. · The company is finally delivering Semi trucks after nearly a decade, indicating significant progress in its long-term plans and potential revenue generation.
Technicals say sell
−0.33
Avoid — reversal risk · Downtrend
Crowd
Normal
Normal · Neutral. Recorded as context — and deliberately given zero weight in the score.
Fusion resolves it
BEARISH · PARTIAL AGREEMENTTechnicals set the base direction — that is a stated rule, not a preference. News is a bounded modifier: it can shade a call, never flip it, and it is deliberately asymmetric because bearish news moves price harder than bullish news. Crowd is context and never touches the score.
So the answer is bearish, with the disagreement stated on the card rather than hidden inside it. The level that would prove it wrong is printed on the card before the fact, not after.
What it replaces
The work isn't finding information — it's triaging it. Omnisc reads all of it and answers before you sit down, for all 150+ tickers.
With Omnisc · about 40 seconds
Open the dashboard. Every ticker already carries its direction, its setup and its freshness.
Sort by the Fusion column. Read the rows where the engines actually disagree.
Open one. The synthesis already names the drivers, the risk and the level that breaks it.
Decide. That last step is still yours — deliberately.
Not more information. The same information already triaged, with the reasoning attached — the only part that was ever slow.
What you actually get
Not a score. Not an alert. A short written assessment you can argue with — which means you can also verify it.
Direction
Five core states from Strong Bullish to Strong Bearish, plus explicit at-risk flags — never a price target, never a recommendation.
The setup, named
Trend continuation, Trend reversal risk, Momentum extended, Awaiting setup. The engine names the structure it thinks the stock is in — not just which way it leans.
Evidence support
How much data is actually behind the call — layer availability, freshness, cross-layer alignment. Not a probability.
Each engine's own score
News, Technical and Crowd shown separately, so you can see where the call came from — and where it didn't.
Written synthesis
Plain English on how the conflict was resolved and which layer led. This is the part no chart gives you.
Risk note & levels
What would break this read, and the specific prices at which it breaks. Stated before the fact, not after.
Under the hood
AI extracts structure from language. Deterministic math produces every number. That split is why a score can be re-derived tomorrow and come out the same.
Reads every article that crosses our feeds for a ticker, ranks them, and feeds the top 50 into the aggregate score. AI extracts catalyst type and evidence strength — deterministic formulas turn them into a number.
Spillover detection. A TSMC article scores NVDA too, routed through a sector affinity matrix.
Fully quantitative, zero AI. RSI, trend, support and resistance, Bollinger structure, catalyst readiness — computed, not interpreted.
Regime-aware. The same setup reads differently in a bull, bear, sideways or crash regime.
Attention and sentiment from X, measured — never modeled. It tells you whether a move is already crowded.
Zero weight, on purpose. Retail sentiment is information, not a signal.
Reconciles all three under one fixed rule set and writes the argument in plain English — direction, the setup, evidence, drivers, risk, levels.
One page, no jargon tax. If Fusion can't explain a call in a paragraph, the call doesn't ship.
On accuracy — the honest version
Every assessment Omnisc has ever produced is logged, timestamped, versioned against the engine build that made it, and tracked against what the market actually did.
We are not publishing a hit-rate number yet. A figure measured against a build we're replacing would be marketing, not evidence. When calibration closes, the number goes here — with the sample size next to it.
Refresh schedule you can check
Every card carries a freshness badge, so you always know which of these last ran.
Where it sits
Omnisc doesn't replace your charting package. It replaces the hour you spend turning four sources into one opinion.
Omnisc
TradingView
A directional call per ticker, without you building it
Written reasoning: drivers, risk, levels
News scored per ticker, not just listed
Cross-company spillover detection
Regime-aware technicals
Same inputs give the same score tomorrow
Best-in-class charting
Typical retail cost
Omnisc
Yahoo Finance
A directional call per ticker, without you building it
Written reasoning: drivers, risk, levels
News scored per ticker, not just listed
Cross-company spillover detection
Regime-aware technicals
Same inputs give the same score tomorrow
Best-in-class charting
Typical retail cost
Omnisc
Bloomberg
A directional call per ticker, without you building it
Written reasoning: drivers, risk, levels
News scored per ticker, not just listed
Cross-company spillover detection
Regime-aware technicals
Same inputs give the same score tomorrow
Best-in-class charting
Typical retail cost
Omnisc
ChatGPT
A directional call per ticker, without you building it
Written reasoning: drivers, risk, levels
News scored per ticker, not just listed
Cross-company spillover detection
Regime-aware technicals
Same inputs give the same score tomorrow
Best-in-class charting
Typical retail cost
Competitor pricing is indicative of publicly listed retail plans and changes without notice.
Where we stop
A tool that claims no limits is telling you its limits are undocumented. Ours are on the marketing page, which is the only place they count.
Tell you to buy or sell
Omnisc produces direction plus arguments. The position is your decision, and legally it has to be — we are not a registered adviser or broker-dealer.
Predict a price
No targets, no probabilities dressed up as confidence. Evidence support describes how much data stands behind a read — nothing more.
Hide how a number was made
Every score decomposes into inputs you can see. If a read looks wrong to you, you can find out exactly where you disagree with it.
Cover everything
150+ curated tickers across AI & Tech, Defense and Materials — chosen because news actually moves them.
Who is behind this
Background in data analytics, AI/ML and business intelligence. Every engine, the Fusion layer and the infrastructure were built directly — which means there is exactly one person to hold responsible for a bad read.
Support replies come from the person who wrote the code, and the roadmap is public.
Runs brand, content and distribution — everything you read about Omnisc outside the app. She doesn't touch the scoring rules.
Money and paperwork
OMNISC LLC
Wyoming, US · Entity ID 2026-001884768
Merchant of Record
Lemon Squeezy for EU/EEA/UK · Stripe elsewhere
Card security
PCI DSS Level 1 via processors · SSL throughout
Cancelling
One click in-app · annual refundable 14 days
Infrastructure & roadmap
Running on Google Cloud as part of the Google for Startups Cloud Program portfolio. Live in Early Access since April 2026.
Roadmap items are directional and may change.
What it costs
No Pro version holding the good engine hostage. Every account gets all 150+ tickers, all four engines and the full written reasoning from day one.
7 days free — card saved, nothing charged
Cancel in one click, from inside the app
Annual plans fully refundable for 14 days after the first charge
Annual
$96.99
per year · $8.08/mo effective
Less than a single Bloomberg Terminal day, for a year of continuous coverage.
Start free trialMonthly
$9.99
per month, after the trial
Full coverage, all four engines, the written reasoning — nothing held back for a higher tier.
Start free trialOpen the trial, pick the tickers you actually hold, and read what each engine sees. If the reasoning doesn't convince you, cancel before day seven and pay nothing.
Start 7-day free trialSee a full sample readNo charge during the trial · $9.99/mo or $96.99/yr after · cancel anytime
Informational only · not financial advice