Valery Louis

Hey Product Hunt!Hey Product Hunt! 👋

I built TopTier Strategy because I hit a wall I couldn't ignore.

A few years ago I got serious about investing. Not day trading, not meme stocks — just trying to make smart, informed decisions about where to put my money. What I found was that doing it properly meant having Seeking Alpha open in one tab, a screener in another, a spreadsheet for my portfolio in a third, and some Reddit thread in a fourth trying to figure out what any of it actually meant together.

I wasn't overwhelmed because investing is hard. I was overwhelmed because the tools weren't built to work together.

So I built TopTier Strategy around one idea: research and portfolio building should be the same workflow, not two separate ones. The AI Research Brief gives you a structured report on any stock in seconds. Analyst ratings, earnings signals, valuation scores, and the red flags most platforms bury in a wall of text. No more hunting across four platforms to form one opinion.

The Portfolio Builder is the part I'm most proud of, and I haven't seen anything quite like it. You pick an investment strategy you trust — Buffett-style, ARK-style, dividend-focused — and the AI analyzes every company using those same research briefs, then builds you a model portfolio through that lens. This is not copy trading. Copy trading tells you what someone bought. TopTier tells you why something is worth buying, filtered through a strategy you actually believe in. That's a completely different thing.

Connect your brokerage when you're ready and track everything in one place. I built this for the investor who is serious enough to do the research but tired of the chaos that comes with it. If that's you, I'd love your feedback. What would make this indispensable to your workflow?

OMG, I built a startup and came here to promote the startup, I never thought about selling the start up. lol, I love the product idea and i will check it out.

I like the idea, I already searched it on google and was about to submit a project but I didn't when i saw a paywall. I don't think that the app has enough credibility yet to ask for payment. I think a way that could get this app going is letting first time users publish for free so that later users will see proofs. it's just my opinion, like I said - i was about to try it out until I saw the paywall. The paywall is not the problem, I just didn't see the opportunity or advantage or success stories.

I am one of the people that are on their phone everyday and honestly if someone is paying me to put down my phone - I will. This is very unique and sounds like a good product, only thing i can think of is how will you make money? you need money to pay people money