Stocklore

Roadmap

What’s being built in Stocklore right now, and what comes next. We’ve also listed what we decided not to build — so you’re not left waiting for it.

No dates here. What’s already finished goes in the changelog, as it lands.

Last updated · Aug 4, 2026


Being built now

Things you should see on screen before long.

  • Revenue by segment

    This shows how much of a company’s revenue comes from each line of business. We only publish it when the segments add up to the total revenue the company reported — when they don’t, we leave it blank rather than guess. That’s why it currently appears for some tickers only, and we’re steadily adding more.

  • Changes in risk factors

    Companies list their risk factors in the annual report. We point out which ones were added and which were dropped since last time. It shows up for some tickers today, and we’re working through the rest.

  • Alert emails

    Alerts for metric conditions, financial changes, institutional holdings and new filings already go out by email and push. What we’re working on is what’s inside them — so the email itself tells you which number moved and from what to what, and so the same news doesn’t arrive twice.

Looking at next

Not started yet, and the order may change.

  • Mobile app

    We’re looking at whether we can ship an app focused on reading and alerts. The deeper analysis would stay on the web, as it is now.

  • Institutional holdings over time

    We want to show which way institutions moved on a stock, quarter by quarter. Today you can see how many funds opened or trimmed a position this quarter — the plan is to string those quarters together, so you can see whether the count is climbing or falling.

    These filings come out once a quarter, and older ones get harder to pull from the source over time. So we archive each quarter as it lands, and this view opens once enough of them have stacked up.

Not building

With the reasons, so you’re not waiting on any of it.

No ads

There are no ads, even on the free tier. Once ads are in, what gets shown first on a screen starts being decided by what pays — and we’d rather that stay our call.

No buy or sell calls

We don’t issue price targets or buy/sell opinions. People read the same numbers differently, and the outcome is yours to carry. What we will do is be explicit about where each number came from and what it measures.

No real-time quotes

Quotes here are delayed by 15 minutes. If you need them by the second, your brokerage app is the better tool. What you come here for — filings, institutional holdings, financials — moves by the quarter or the year, so 15 minutes doesn’t change the picture.

No exports or share cards

Price data isn’t ours to hand out as a file — we license it rather than produce it. We don’t build share cards either: once a number travels as an image, the date and the basis it was calculated on don’t travel with it.

Need something that isn’t here?

If there’s something you wish this did, tell us. What gets built first is mostly decided by what people write in — yours could end up on this list.

Everything that has changed so far is in the changelog.

These are plans and may change or be dropped; nothing here is a commitment to ship a particular feature. Stocklore organizes public filing data and does not provide investment advice or recommendations.

Not an investment adviser and not personalized investment advice; not a discretionary management service. No trade recommendations, no target prices, no execution or brokerage. We do not recommend or guarantee any purchase, sale, or returns. Investment decisions and their outcomes are your own.

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