FOR INVESTORS WHO CHOOSE THEIR OWN STOCKS
Research you can check.
AI-powered research on SEC filings. Screen over 5,000 U.S.-listed companies, let AI read the filings of the top-ranked ones that pass, and check what it cites against the filings yourself.
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Everything is in the SEC filings. Nobody has time to read them all.
Describe what you're looking for. Or start from a built-in framework.
Screen over 5,000 U.S.-listed companies. You confirm the estimated cost before it runs.
AI reads the filings of the top-ranked companies that pass. Citations name the filing section, so you can check them.
It names what the filings don't say.
Less noise. More evidence. Better research.
AI-generated research. RockTurners provides research and analysis for educational purposes only. Not investment advice. Consult a licensed financial professional before making investment decisions.
Educational research only. Not investment advice. Recreated screens; fictitious companies, invented figures.
WHAT PROBLEM DOES IT SOLVE?
Reading the filings eats evenings and weekends.
The numbers, the risks, what the executives get paid: it's all in the SEC filings. An annual report (for most U.S. companies, the 10-K) can run past a hundred pages, so you only ever get to a few companies. A numbers screen is fast, but it doesn't read the filings.
✓The whole story: the business, its risks, and how management explains the results.
✕Hours per company, so you get to a few.
✓Fast, across thousands of companies.
✕It ranks reported figures. It doesn't read what the filings say.
✓A screen across over 5,000 U.S.-listed companies.
✓Then an AI read of the top-ranked companies' filings, with the sections cited.
Limits: U.S.-listed companies only, and the filing read covers the top-ranked companies that pass, not every listing.
WHAT IS ROCKTURNERS?
An AI stock screener that also reads the filings
RockTurners is an AI research platform for investors who research individual companies. It works in four steps.
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01 · DESCRIBE
Say what you're looking for
Start from one of the 10 built-in frameworks, or describe the companies you're looking for in plain English in the Strategy Lab. It drafts a research framework, and you review the rules before anything runs.
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02 · SCREEN
Screen over 5,000 companies
The framework screens U.S.-listed companies on reported figures and market prices, and ranks the ones that pass. You confirm a run's estimated cost before it starts.
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03 · READ
AI reads the filings
Its AI reads the relevant filing sections, fetched from SEC EDGAR, for the top-ranked companies that pass.
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04 · CITE
See the evidence and the gaps
Citations name the filing section, so you can check them. When something's missing, the result names the gap, so you know where to dig in.
A verdict describes fit, never an action to take. When the filings can't support a verdict, the result says Not scored instead of guessing. See how it works, step by step →
WHY AI MAKES THE RESEARCH BETTER
AI does the reading. The method makes it checkable.
Reading is the slowest part of research, and it's the part an AI model does quickly. RockTurners puts the model inside a fixed method, so every read follows the same rules, and citations name the filing section they rely on.
It reads what a numbers screen can't
The business, its risks, how management explains the results: the AI reads the filing sections each framework declares, for each top-ranked company that passes the screen.
Every company gets the same method
One documented framework, with the same prompt and rubric for every company it reads, so companies are compared on the same terms.
It shows where findings came from
Citations name the filing section they rely on, each is checked against the sections the model was given, and each filing opens on SEC.gov from the result.
It says what it doesn't know
What a filing doesn't disclose is flagged as unknown instead of filled in. When the filings can't support a verdict, the result says Not scored.
WHY SHOULD I CARE?
Less noise. More evidence. Better research.
Spend your evenings on the companies that fit. With the first read done, your time goes to the companies whose filings fit the framework, and to the questions those filings leave open.
Start with a shorter list
A screen of thousands narrowed to the top-ranked companies that pass, each with a first read of its filings done.
Know which section to read
Red flags sit next to the sections they came from, so your own reading starts where the evidence is.
Know where to dig in
The gaps a read names are the questions the filings left open, and where your own research starts.
It doesn't tell you what to do. It shows you what the filings say, and where they say it.
CHECK IT YOURSELF
Each verdict shows its work
A verdict isn't a number. It's a structured read of the filings, in four parts you can check:
Each filing a read used opens on SEC.gov from the result, so you can read the section yourself.
Before a scan starts, you confirm its estimated cost.
Sample Company's rank is supported by recurring operating earnings and current financial filings. The 10-K filed March 3, 2026 (within the 14-month window) shows net income from continuing operations of $412.8 million for FY2025, with stable, recurring operating performance across its two reporting segments. Operating expenses grew proportionally at 4.1%, with no material one-time items identified in the provided MD&A or financial notes. The data integrity, earnings recurrence, and accounting quality scores all meet or exceed the minimum threshold of 3, with no disqualifiers triggered.
4 LENSES · 10 FRAMEWORKS
Published frameworks, applied identically
Each framework is a fixed screen plus a fixed evaluation prompt, in the tradition of published value- and growth-investing research. Every subscriber who runs a framework gets output from the identical criteria.
| Lens | Focus | Frameworks |
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| 01 · VALUE |
Cheapness with a margin of safetyFour ways of asking the same question — is this business worth clearly more than it trades for? — from statistical net-nets to durable-moat franchises. |
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| 02 · GROWTH |
Growth priced with disciplineThree ways to hold growth accountable: classify before comparing, insist the price stay proportionate to the growth rate, and require the leadership show up in the reported numbers. |
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| 03 · QUALITY |
Durable returns on capitalTwo depths of the same question — does this business earn high returns on capital, and can it keep doing so? — one quantitative, one read fifteen points deep in the filings. |
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| 04 · INCOME |
Payout streaks that can continueOne discipline, applied strictly: dividend growth streaks matter only when the coverage, cash flow, and balance sheet behind them currently support the streak. |
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Framework names describe the method. Practitioner names appear only as "in the tradition of" attribution on each lens page. Browse all four lenses →
WHY NOT JUST ASK AN AI CHAT?
Change the model, not the framework.
RockTurners runs on the same kinds of AI models as popular AI chat apps. In a chat, the method is whatever you set up in the conversation. In RockTurners it's written down once, and every company is read against the same framework, whichever model you choose.
- The screen across over 5,000 U.S.-listed companies
- The filing sections it declares
- The instructions and the scoring rubric
- The verdict scale
Citations name the filing section, and each result names what the filings don't say.
A general-purpose AI chat is a good tool for a question about one company you've already chosen. RockTurners is for finding which companies are worth the question.
Describes general-purpose AI chat apps as a category, as of November 2026. Features vary by product.
WHO IT'S FOR · WHAT IT ISN'T
A research instrument, nothing else
Investors and traders who want to know the business behind a ticker, and who research individual companies before they decide.
Independent analysis, investment-club research, and writing that cites filings.
Timing entries or exits, intraday signals or options pricing; ETFs, funds and listings outside U.S. exchanges; stock tips or price targets.
Find the companies worth a deeper look.
Try it on a company you know well, and check each cited section against the filing. Free to browse; paid plans include a 14-day first-time trial.
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