Deepvue
Stock Screener — Paid
Screener and charting platform for growth-stock swing traders, with 1,150+ data points and an AI terminal.
Growth-stock screener with presets from named pro traders
Overview
Deepvue is a research platform for technical and growth-stock traders. It runs in the browser and on mobile, and it bundles a real-time screener, charts, watchlists, alerts and an AI terminal into one subscription. The audience is the CAN SLIM and momentum crowd, the people who used to pay for MarketSurge. It is known for screener presets modeled on named traders and for its 1 to 99 proprietary ratings.
The screener works across 1,150+ data points with ANY/ALL filter groups, so you can mix technical setups, growth filters and event triggers in one query. There are 80 trader presets and 33 curated watchlists. The AI Terminal already knows your watchlists and screens. You tag items with @, run saved prompts with /, and build a screen from a plain English sentence. A Market Brief app summarizes the day's news with AI every 15 minutes.
The catch: Deepvue places no orders. It is research software, and its own site says day traders are not the target. There is one plan at $49 a month, or $490 a year on the web. The iOS in-app price is higher. Its comparison pages advertise a 30-day free trial. Trustpilot feedback is thin and mixed, with complaints about support and outages. Skip it if you want execution or you check a portfolio twice a year.
Pros
- 1,150+ data points with ANY/ALL logic
- 80 screens modeled on named traders
- AI terminal builds screens from English
Cons
- No order execution, research only
- App Store price is higher than web
Is Deepvue Legit? FAQ
Is Deepvue legit?
Deepvue is a real, working product with a public track record you can check: 421 reviews on the App Store, averaging 4.7 out of 5. We list it because it has a real AI feature, not because it paid us. The biggest drawback we found: No order execution, research only.
How much does Deepvue cost?
Deepvue is listed at $49/mo. There is no free plan. Prices change, so confirm on the official site before you pay.
Does Deepvue have a free trial?
Yes. Deepvue offers a free trial, so you can test it before paying.