How it works

What Investeam is, end to end

Investeam turns an investment question into a structured mandate, then hands it to a committee of specialist AI analysts. You get back a written brief — the thesis, the evidence behind it, and the risks — assembled the way an analyst desk would.

Ask in plain language

You start on the landing page with one field. Type the question the way you would say it out loud — a stock (NVDA into earnings), a thesis (is the AI infrastructure trade crowded), a portfolio call (does 60/40 still work). No form, no jargon required.

The system rewrites the question into a mandate — a precise statement of what to analyze. If your question is missing something the analysts need, it comes back with a short set of clarifying questions before any work begins.

A committee deliberates

The mandate is handed to a committee: a small group of specialist AI analysts, each with a distinct discipline (equities, macro, quantitative, risk, and so on). You watch them convene in real time — the roster, then the live discussion — the same way you would watch a research meeting happen.

Every member contributes on the record. A synthesis analyst reconciles the views into one answer; a red-team pass then challenges that answer, and the reconciled result is what lands in your debrief.

You get a structured brief

The output is a written brief — the thesis, the evidence, and the risks — plus a short debrief that puts the plain-language answer, the challenge, and the sources one tap apart. It reads the way an analyst desk would write it up, not the way a chatbot answers.

What Investeam is not

Investeam produces information, not investment advice. It does not know your financial situation, does not tell you what to buy or sell, and does not act on your behalf. The output is a starting point for your own decision — the kind of memo you would read from an analyst, not the trade instruction that follows one.

The output is generated by an AI system and can contain errors. Markets carry risk, including loss of principal. Please read our full disclaimer and Privacy Policy.