Barebone AI

Research & Analysis — Freemium

Mobile AI research terminal that answers stock questions using fundamentals, filings, insider and Congress trades.

Agentic research that routes each query to models plus quant algorithms

Overview

Barebone AI is a mobile stock research app for retail investors who want a Wall Street desk in their pocket. It was built by former Goldman Sachs bankers and runs on iOS and Android. You ask a question about a stock, a sector or your own portfolio and get a data-backed answer.

A routing layer picks AI models for synthesis and dedicated algorithms for the numbers, so valuation, technical levels and support and resistance zones are computed rather than guessed by a chatbot. Data covers earnings transcripts, SEC filings, insider and congressional trades, 13F super investor holdings, analyst targets, prediction market odds and social sentiment. Read-only brokerage sync feeds portfolio agents that write a weekly health report on risk concentration and macro exposure.

The catch: Barebone does not disclose its data providers or publish pricing on the website, so you find out costs inside the app. Answers still need checking against filings. It places no trades. Skip it if you want a desktop screener or prefer to see sources before you trust a summary.

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Is Barebone AI Legit? FAQ

Is Barebone AI legit?

Barebone AI is a real, working product with a public track record you can check: 139 reviews on the App Store, averaging 4.6 out of 5. We list it because it has a real AI feature, not because it paid us. The biggest drawback we found: Pricing not published on the website.

How much does Barebone AI cost?

Barebone AI is listed at Not published. There is a free tier, with paid plans above it. Prices are not published on its site, so get a quote before you commit. Prices change, so confirm on the official site before you pay.

Does Barebone AI have a free trial?

There is no time-limited trial listed, but the free plan lets you test Barebone AI before paying.

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