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TRADINGVIEW SCREENER ALTERNATIVE

When you want to describe the screen before configuring it.

TradingView offers extensive charting and market tools, including screening. Parse is intentionally much narrower. It focuses on one problem: translating an investing idea written in plain English into transparent screening criteria you can inspect and modify.

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No account required for the guest experience. Research tool only—not investment advice.

A language-first workflow

Instead of beginning with a filter panel, begin with a request such as ‘large caps near their highs with strong momentum.’ Parse creates the structured version of that idea.

Transparent by design

The model is not the final authority. You see the metrics, operators, and thresholds it inferred. If the interpretation is wrong, change it rather than trusting a generated answer.

Focused rather than all-in-one

Parse does not try to be a charting suite, broker, social network, or full market terminal. It is useful when the bottleneck is simply getting from an idea to a repeatable stock screen.

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Questions

Is Parse affiliated with TradingView?

No. Parse is an independent product and is not affiliated with TradingView.

Does Parse include TradingView charting features?

No. Parse is focused on natural-language screening rather than full charting and trading functionality.

Who is Parse for?

Parse is useful for investors who prefer to describe screening ideas in ordinary language and then work with the explicit filters that result.

Parse screens the S&P 500 + Nasdaq 100 with data refreshed daily.
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