Haplo

Research & Analysis — Freemium

AI stock screener app with price predictions, SEC filings and social sentiment

Custom AI models for support and resistance levels plus scraped social sentiment

Overview

Haplo is a research and analysis app for iPhone and iPad that pairs a stock screener with AI price predictions, built for retail traders who want more than a bare watchlist. It suits day traders and swing traders who want research, filings, and sentiment in one place instead of five separate apps. This Haplo review covers what the AI signals add and where the app still has rough edges.

Haplo bundles SEC filings and transcripts together with AI signals, so traders can move from a screener hit to the underlying company disclosures without leaving the app. Reddit and StockTwits sentiment is built in as well, giving a read on retail chatter alongside the harder data. Custom AI models generate support and resistance levels on top of scraped social sentiment, the notable feature that separates Haplo from a plain screener app. For traders who want to stay long-term, a lifetime option at $259.99 is available instead of paying monthly indefinitely.

The predictions themselves come with a real limit: they are short-horizon and directional only, so the app offers little help for anyone doing long-term valuation work rather than short-term timing. Paying users have also reported ticker lookup bugs, which matters more once real money and a subscription are involved rather than just kicking the tires on a free download.

Coverage is limited to US stocks, with the app built for day trading and swing trading rather than buy-and-hold investing. There is no API access and no free trial. Free is the starting price: the base app costs nothing to download, with in-app purchases layered on top under a freemium pricing model; a mobile app is, naturally, the whole point, since Haplo is iPhone and iPad only. Skip Haplo if you need a desktop platform, broader market coverage, or long-horizon valuation tools; it fits intermediate mobile traders who want fast, sentiment-aware research between trades.

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