Compound analysis
Build up the economics from components you rate yourself. The index below is arithmetic on your ratings — it is not the app’s opinion of the company.
How much weight your own work carries here. The app records it and will show it back to you at review.
Each one answers in a narrow lane and none of them concludes. Whatever they return arrives as a proposal you accept, edit or reject — it never enters the assessment on its own.
Use Mira when your work feels scattered or you are unsure what to investigate next.
Use Elias to trace a claim to its source or find what the current evidence does not support.
Use Priya when a metric, trend, or accounting relationship needs closer inspection.
Use Tessa to test whether a claimed advantage is observable, durable, and source-backed.
Use Julian to question your inputs, ranges, and internal logic without setting them for you.
Use Noah when you want the strongest challenge to the view you currently hold.
Use Caleb to examine how process, incentives, or bias may be shaping your judgment.
Use Sofia to examine an issue through a named public framework without imitation, endorsement, or a decision verdict.
Use Lena when your accepted material needs a clearer narrative or tighter organization.
Use Hana after a decision to compare what you expected with what you later observed.