OtterQuant

Multi-Tool Platform — Freemium

iPhone stock research app with AI reports, a plain-English screener, Congress trades and Reddit tracking.

OtterBot chat that screens stocks from plain English

Overview

OtterQuant is a US stock research app for iPhone built by a small shop, OtterApplications LLC. It packs a portfolio tracker, watchlist news, earnings transcripts, a Congress trade tracker and a WallStreetBets mention tracker into one screen. It is for the retail investor who is tired of paying for five tabs.

The AI piece is OtterBot. Pick a stock and it writes a one-click financial report. Ask it a question and it answers from the app's own live market data, which also makes it a natural-language screener. The app says it covers about 12,000 stocks, more than 50 metrics per ticker and checks for new Congressional disclosures every 10 minutes.

The catch: free users get three AI requests a week and delayed charts. Congress trades, Reddit tracking and full transcripts sit behind PRO at $16.99 a month or $170 a year. It is US markets only and charts stop at one year. There is no Android app and no API. Options traders and anyone who needs deep history should look elsewhere.

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Is OtterQuant Legit? FAQ

Is OtterQuant legit?

OtterQuant is a working product, but it is new. It has fewer than 10 reviews on Trustpilot, G2, the App Store and Product Hunt, so there is no public track record yet. We list it because it has a real AI feature, not because it paid us. The biggest drawback we found: Free plan capped at 3 AI uses a week.

How much does OtterQuant cost?

OtterQuant is listed at Free / $16.99/mo. There is a free tier, with paid plans above it. Prices change, so confirm on the official site before you pay.

Does OtterQuant have a free trial?

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

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