$15-30/mo for a halfway decent research tool is a real chunk of returns when you're running a modest portfo$15-30/mo for a halfway decent research tool is a real chunk of returns when you're running a modest portfolio.
Aurora Financial is $10 once, no account. Beta, dividend yield, projected income, earnings calendar, insider activity, benchmarking. Built it for myself, figured other people were probably in the same situation.
The whole reason I built it was frustration with recurring fees for publicly available data. There's no ongoing cost on my end — everything comes from public APIs and runs locally on your machine.
So $10 once. Portfolio tracking, dividend yield and income projection, earnings calendar, insider activity, benchmarking, PDF exports. Felt like the only honest price.
After years of paying monthly for research tools I just built my own.
Aurora Financial — portfolio beta and yield, projected dividend income, earnings calendar, insider tracker from Form 4 filings, benchmarking vs S&P. $10 once. No account, no subscription.
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