Oxeye features · a product of Oxeye Technologies LLC
Everything in Oxeye earns its place on the screen.
Oxeye is the flagship iOS product built by Oxeye Technologies LLC. We ship a small, opinionated set of tools — each of them traces back to a concrete answer you'd actually want from the data. Here's the tour of what is in the app today.
Ratings
A model rating and forecasts from 30 to 180 days for about 3,500 US stocks, refreshed daily
Every stock Oxeye covers gets one of five model ratings: Strong Buy, Buy, Neutral, Sell or Strong Sell. The rating combines a composite score of company fundamentals with the model's forecast price change; a stock whose forecast fails our data checks is not rated above Neutral. Ratings are model output, not advice.
The Home tab opens with Top Picks: up to ten stocks currently rated Strong Buy or Buy, each shown with its ticker, company name, rating and forecast change.
- Search any covered stock by ticker or company name on the Search tab, or browse by sector
- Sort by Oxeye Signal (rating), Oxeye Core (composite score), Oxeye Horizon (forecast change), market cap or dividend yield
- Share a Top Picks or single-stock card as an image or text
Stock detail
Forecast range, fundamentals and an AI outlook on one screen
Tap a ticker to see its rating, price and forecast. Pick 30, 60, 90 or 180 days to see where the price could be by that date: the model's likely range and its middle, or a note when the possible swing is too wide to show a useful range. The chart plots the last three months of prices and the forecast with its likely range. The middle is one possible outcome, not a promise, so read the range, not just the middle. The price can also end up outside the range.
- Oxeye Horizon: the forecast at 30, 60, 90 and 180 days, each with its likely range, middle, target date and change from the latest price, an Expected swing label (Small, Medium or Large) and the date of the prices it is based on
- Earnings: the next scheduled report date, with an “E” on the chart when it falls inside the forecast you picked
- Oxeye Core: the composite fundamentals score, shown as a single value on a scale
- Key fundamentals: market cap, P/E, dividend yield, return on equity, debt-to-equity, current ratio, profit margin and sector
- Oxeye Insight: an AI-written summary, bull case, bear case, key catalysts and a confidence read (High, Medium or Low) that considers current market volatility
ETF asset change, at the bottom of the Home tab
Weekly changes in ETF assets, by sector and country
Scroll to the bottom of the Home tab to see how the assets held by US-listed ETFs changed week over week. Each fund's change in assets under management is attributed to sectors and countries using the published holdings weights of the largest ETFs (about 500 funds). A change in ETF assets includes price moves, and recent weeks mostly reflect price moves, so this is not a measure of net fund flows.
- A weekly line chart across all available weeks, with a sector / country toggle
- Tap a week to see which sectors or countries rose or fell that week
- Tap a bar to see its breakdown by country or sector
- The ETFs with the largest asset increases and decreases in the latest week
- A heatmap of recent weeks by sector
Also in the app
The rest of the toolkit
Portfolio metrics
Add tickers to your watchlist and the portfolio summary shows the past return for the risk taken, the same measure using the model's forecasts, how much prices typically swing in a year, and how closely the stocks move together, with the current 3-month Treasury bill rate for comparison.
Watchlist with price tracking
We record the price at the moment you add a ticker and show gain or loss since then, alongside the model's forecast. The stocks you add are saved with your account, so they follow you to another phone.
Updates and earnings reminders
At most one update a day from Oxeye, on weekdays, when a stock you follow gets a new Oxeye Signal or a forecast tracked on your account ends, hit or miss. The app also reminds you the day before a watchlist stock's scheduled earnings report. You choose which ones you get.
AI Called It: hits and misses
When you add a stock to your watchlist, Oxeye tracks its 90-day forecast on your account. The call ends as a hit or a miss, and both get the same card with the same wording. A call is a hit if, at the first close on or after its deadline, the price has moved from where tracking started the way the forecast pointed. This is the same test our public track record uses. If the stock split or closing prices are missing, the call is not scored.
Brokerage connection and orders
Optionally connect a brokerage account you already have, through a brokerage-connection provider, to import your holdings into your watchlist and to send market or limit orders to that account. Every order is previewed by your brokerage and confirmed by you; your brokerage executes it. Oxeye is not a broker.
Oxeye in ChatGPT and Claude
Subscribers can connect Oxeye to ChatGPT or Claude and ask about forecasts, ratings and their own watchlist in plain words. It only reads data; it can't trade or change anything. How to connect.
Sign in with Apple, Google or email
Sign-in runs on Firebase Authentication. If you use email and password, your password goes directly to Firebase and our own servers never see it.
Fast reads
The app reads pre-computed results from a Firestore-backed API instead of querying the data warehouse on every tap, so screens load quickly.
Native dark mode
Designed to Apple Human Interface Guidelines using iOS system colors and SF-style typography. Pure-black background means true power savings on OLED devices.
Shareable cards
Generate a clean, branded image of a stock's rating and likely range, or of today's Top Picks, to share with friends or your own accountability group. A shared stock card shows the address of that stock's page on oxeye.tech, and the text version links to it.
Coverage
What has to be true before a stock gets rated
A ticker is rated only when it has enough trading history, enough size and trading volume, and complete company data. That keeps micro-caps, thinly traded names and stocks with too little history out of the rated set. Stocks whose forecast fails our data checks are not rated above Neutral.
Want to see it running?
Oxeye is available on the App Store.
Download the Oxeye iOS app to try it for yourself. Every new account gets 7 days of full access; after that, a subscription is required.