About ThesisCheck
ThesisCheck is a source-backed thesis stress test for serious self-directed investors. You enter a ticker and thesis, and it checks the thesis against public company filings and other public sources.
Who ThesisCheck is for
ThesisCheck is built for serious self-directed investors who already have a company thesis and want a filing-backed diligence check before they rely on the story.
- It starts from the user's own ticker and thesis.
- It separates support, bear-case evidence, and missing evidence.
- It keeps material findings tied to dated public sources where available.
Descriptive research, not advice
ThesisCheck is a source-checked diligence workflow. It does not tell users what action to take, how large a position should be, or which market outcome to expect.
ThesisCheck provides descriptive, source-checked company research only. It does not provide buy, sell, hold, rating, sizing, or price-target recommendations.
How the pipeline works
A ThesisCheck run is designed as an inspectable ledger, not a black-box conclusion. The product pipeline has four high-level stages.
The system fetches and normalizes public company filings into a review packet.
The thesis is broken into evidence-bearing claims against the packet and permitted public sources.
Claims are checked against source spans and marked by evidence status.
The artifact shows source coverage, bear-case findings, evidence gaps, and the dated source ledger.
Every material claim needs an evidence boundary
The product is built around dated evidence, source labels, verification tiers, and explicit gaps. That means a polished summary should not outrun what the reviewed sources can show.