Platform
Bring company depth and portfolio context into the same experience. Follow the changes, work through the evidence and return to your research with the next question. Reports, models and presentations give the analysis a form you can use.
10 days of Pro, or of Firm on a work email address to start. No card needed.
Files come with Pro; team playbooks and private company data with Firm.
The value over time
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Follow the companies you care about. Return to your research, ask the next question and keep revisions. Where Mool maintains a company file, new evidence builds on a versioned history.
Explore continuous intelligence02
Inspect the sources, calculations, assumptions and gaps behind the answer. Judge research quality on its own merits, and investment outcomes separately.
See how to evaluate the work03
Move from a company to a portfolio, fund or client review. Combine published research with analysis on your own questions and files, using repeatable workflows.
Explore portfolio intelligence04
Your holdings shape what you follow. Your brief shapes the analysis. Your firm's samples and standing instructions shape its playbooks on Firm.
See the platform in practiceStart with your next piece of work
Investors and investment teams
Go from a stack of filings to a company view you can interrogate: the economics, financial history, assumptions and scenarios behind it.
An example brief
Research this company from its filings. Explain the segment economics, build driver-based forecasts, compare the closest peers and show what changes when the assumptions move.
Example report outline
The business behind the numbers
Segment economics, competitive position, growth drivers and the financial foundation.
The model behind the view
Historical financials, driver-based forecasts and base, upside and downside scenarios.
The questions that matter
Assumptions, evidence gaps, risks and what would change the analysis.
Go from the report to the supporting analysis. Charts and sensitivity panels are available where the work calls for them.
Company research: Report view selected.
Public Markets playbooks and editable Office files are available on Pro. Examples describe possible work; the brief and available evidence determine the actual output.
01Start
Say what you need in a few lines, or start from a playbook built for the job: a results review, an IPO review, a portfolio review, a buyer screen. Each playbook carries its own method, so the brief only has to say what the work is about.
Before you type, Mool offers the tasks of the day for your market, drawn from the news and from your own recent work. As you write, it suggests lines that would complete the brief, which you accept one at a time. Add your own material from your computer, Google Drive or OneDrive: filings, models, decks, transcripts.
On Firm, your team can draft a playbook from its own sample documents, keep it private or share it with your organisation, and let it pick up the standing instructions you give in follow-ups.
02Research
Mool plans the research before it starts, then works through it: your files, read whole, the web, market data for listed companies worldwide and for Indian mutual funds, and private market data where the brief needs it. Every step shows up in the document’s activity feed while it runs, so you can see what is being read, searched and computed.
03Publish
When the brief asks for it, analyses saved during the work are published beside the pages as sections of the Data view, so a reader can go from a conclusion to the tables that support it.
Mool’s own company research is published this way: the report over its analyses. Read one.
04Files
A revision is a new version, never an overwrite. Preview files in the browser or download them to work on, and when your organisation has set its branding, they carry its colour, name and logo.
05Follow up
Ask for a change in plain words. A follow-up adds, rewrites or removes pages, can be pointed at particular pages, and can work on the file you have open.
Ask a question instead, and the answer comes from the document’s own pages and Data view, never the open web. The notes and evidence the run saved stay with the document as its working files, for you to read.
“Which assumption drives this result?” is a question for the research. “Change that assumption and revise this model” is a request to continue the work. Open the relevant file or select the pages you mean. Office-file revisions are stored as new versions, so the earlier file stays available.
06Share
Share a document by link and the reader gets the report as you see it, with its Excel, Word and PowerPoint files, whether or not they have an account. The working files behind it stay in your account. Your files, briefs and questions stay yours: they are used to produce your outputs and never to train any model.
Mool's research is written by AI agents and published by Mool Capital Private Limited, a SEBI-registered Research Analyst, which is responsible for it. It is general research, not advice for any individual.
How Mool handles your data10 days of Pro, or of Firm on a work email address to start. No card needed.