Finance AI Apps

Paste your company's source of truth - traction, pricing, the raise, use of funds, team, milestones - and get a one-pager, investor memo, application answers or deck outline where every number is cross-checked, conflicts are surfaced and nothing is invented. The fact check (completeness, use-of-funds sums, MRR/ARR arithmetic, double-valued metrics) runs free in your browser. Derived from @affaan-m/investor-materials.

Paste a carrier decision - a scorecard dump, an RFP bid table, a rate or fuel-surcharge proposal, an onboarding candidate, a compliance alert - and get it worked like a veteran shipper-side transportation manager would: scenario, risk, the single next move argued from the numbers on the page, and every trap flagged. Free in-browser scorecard, fuel-surcharge and lane calculator. Derived from @affaan-m/carrier-relationship-management (ECC).

Paste a shipment or product scenario - the good and what it is made of and does, the lane, the value, the Incoterm, the parties, any proposed HS code - and get an AI read of the ground a senior trade compliance specialist would cover before anyone files: a verdict, candidate HS classifications with the GRI reasoning shown, duty and program findings with the arithmetic on your own numbers, the documentation the entry needs, the red flags named plainly, and the open questions to resolve first. The code scanner and duty/RVC calculators run free in your browser. Derived from @affaan-m/customs-trade-compliance. Decision support only: not a binding customs ruling, not legal advice, and not a substitute for a licensed customs broker.

Paste a company's financials - 10-K excerpts, a data screen, your notes - and build a three-scenario discounted-cash-flow model. The AI extracts and defends the assumptions; a deterministic in-browser engine computes the projections, CAPM WACC, terminal value, equity bridge, reverse DCF and base-centered sensitivity grids. Edit any assumption and recompute instantly, free. Derived from @anthropics/dcf-model. A modelling aid - not investment advice and not a professional valuation.

Paste an energy decision - a utility bill breakdown, a peak-demand or interval summary, supplier bids, a PPA term sheet, a rate-case notice, a broker thread - and get it worked like a senior energy procurement manager would: the scenario named, the risk called, the single next move argued from the numbers on the page, and every trap flagged - ratchets, basis, curtailment, credit postings, unhedged index positions. Then leave with the artifact: a one-page memo for the approver, a CSV task list with owners and due dates, an .ics of every dated commitment, and prefilled replies to the counterparties the moves name. The load-factor, demand-charge, ratchet, bid-comparison and PPA calculator - and the interval-file reader - run free in your browser, no sign-in. Assessments are kept on your account and diffed against the previous run when a bid is re-quoted. Derived from @affaan-m/energy-procurement (ECC).

Paste what your product is and what it charges - and get an expert pricing-strategy review: a raise/hold/restructure verdict, a value-ratio sanity check, severity-ranked findings with concrete recommendations, a scored twelve-item pricing checklist, and a recommended tier structure. Includes a free client-side value-ratio calculator and prescan. Derived from @github/gtm-technical-product-pricing (MIT).

Drop a control population — a disbursement register, a journal listing, a payroll change log, an access-grant extract — and get a complete SOX 404 testing workpaper. The browser does the whole deterministic half free: it maps the columns whatever they are named, derives the sample size by attribute sampling with every adjustment stated as its own line, flags twelve risk attributes each reading only the fields it is about, selects a 100% high-value stratum plus risk-targeted items plus a seeded random or systematic sample that never counts an item twice, measures count, value and sub-period coverage, and evaluates deviations against a tolerable rate with a rule-of-three upper bound and an extrapolation against materiality. The metered pass adds the judgement: test steps for your control, evidence requests, a verdict on every flagged attribute, and the likelihood-and-magnitude argument behind the classification. A derived work of the sox-testing skill by @anthropics. Not audit or legal advice — every workpaper needs a qualified review.

The mnemonic that makes market direction stick: bulls thrust their horns upward (rising, optimistic), bears swipe their claws downward (falling, pessimistic). Two illustrated panels plus a six-question random quiz to check it holds. A small single-idea explainer rather than a tool. Fully client-side with no network calls. Imported Claude artifact. Source: https://github.com/simonw/tools (bullish-bearish.html, Apache-2.0).