Finosauras

Every advisor in the app gets a profile built from the calls they have already made in public. The profile shows ROI, win rate and risk-reward, calculated by the system against past price data. This is the core of the product: instead of judging an advisor by how confident they sound, you judge them by what their calls did. The company says the metrics are computed from historical data, not from its own opinions.

The feed collects 400+ stock ideas a day from Telegram, research reports, YouTube and other public platforms. Each entry shows the call, the advisor behind it and the tracked outcome. It's aimed at traders who are tired of hopping between channels to find ideas. Most of the sources are SEBI-registered advisors, and the app is clear that these aren't Finosauras' own calls. That distinction runs through everything.

Fino Picks narrows the feed to filtered, high-accuracy trades from SEBI-registered research analysts, curated by Finosauras. Alongside it, the app lets you compare advisors against each other, so you can see who stays consistent over time and who mostly adds noise. Both features lean on the same scoring engine that runs across the rest of the product.

You can sort ideas by trading style, from intraday to swing to long term, so the list fits how you work rather than forcing one stream on everyone. Watchlists let you add the stocks you follow and get notified when a new public call appears for them. The app also shows risk-reward, targets, stop-loss zones and sentiment labels as summaries of what was publicly shared.

Each news item in the app comes with a short note on why it matters, tying the story to the stock or sector it could affect. That turns a headline into something closer to context for your own research. It saves the step of working out which company a market story touches. Small, but handy.

Advisor performance analytics is where the product earns its keep. Beyond the headline ROI and win rate, the app breaks an advisor's record down over time, so you can spot the ones who were right once and the ones who stay consistent. Comparisons run on the same numbers, which keeps the playing field level between a big research house and a lone creator. For a trader deciding who to follow, that side-by-side view is often the whole reason to open the app.

The core app is free to download and use, which is how it reached more than 100,000 downloads on Google Play and a 4.5 to 4.6 star rating on iOS. A paid tier unlocks deeper advisor analytics for users who want more than the free view. The founders describe the plan as freemium, with the paid layer aimed at people who study advisor data closely.