Calls with names and timestamps.
Publish before the move. Thesis stamps the entry and keeps the result beside your name.
Screens show the shipping app on demo data. Figures are samples, not anyone's record.
The whole mechanism
The record is useful because the order cannot be reversed after the market moves.
Name the ticker or sector, your stance, your horizon, and the evidence behind the call.
A live market print becomes the entry when available. Otherwise the first eligible official close does.
Revisions append. Closing is one-way. Finalized calls become the track record; receipts are server-stamped snapshots of finalized facts.
The argument becomes a record
The feed carries the live argument. The Record tab carries what survived it. A public receipt carries one server-stamped snapshot outside the app.
What leaves the app
Share a call, record comparison, or percentage-only Positions view. The public preview matches the object you chose in Thesis.
Dollar values stay out of shared Positions cards by construction.
Public iOS release
Thesis is in prelaunch. Leave an email and we will send one note when the public App Store listing is live.
The plain version
Thesis is an iOS app for investors who publish market calls in public. The server stamps the publish time and entry, and the call stays on the author's track record whether it works or not.
Closing a thesis is one-way, revisions append rather than overwrite, and finalized facts can be minted as a receipt: an immutable public link whose available kind depends on its stamps.
Thesis is made by AQX LLC and is currently in prelaunch.