Scenario analysis for investors
Ask “what if.”See what happened last time.
Describe any market event: a rate cut, a tariff, a CEO in the news. Ripple traces how it could move a stock, the S&P 500 and related ETFs, and backs every claim with real historical price moves.
Private beta: you’ll need an invite code to sign up.
How it works
From a headline to a structured answer in a few minutes
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Describe an event
A rate cut, a tariff, a CEO in the news. Point it at one stock or the whole market, and pick a time horizon.
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Ripple does the homework
It breaks the event into causal mechanisms, searches the web, and pulls real price history for the closest precedents.
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You get the full picture
Outlooks for your stock, the S&P 500 and related ETFs, each with a confidence level, plus the complete reasoning underneath.
What’s inside
Built to show its work, not just its answer
Real precedents, real prices
Every range is anchored to what actually happened in a comparable past event. When no precedent supports a number, Ripple says “No defensible range” instead of guessing.
Honest about uncertainty
High, Medium, Low or Speculative on every call, with the reasoning behind the rating.
It argues against itself
Each analysis lists its weakest assumptions and makes the strongest case for the opposite outcome, or for “already priced in.”
It keeps score
When your time horizon passes, Ripple checks the call against what the market actually did and tracks your hit rate over time.
A live market dashboard
Top movers, sector performance, a watchlist, interactive price charts from one day to all time, and key stats for any ticker.
Take it with you
Export any analysis as a PDF, Word document or Markdown file to keep or share.
Videos
Real market stories, in about a minute
Every week we run a news story through Ripple and show what happened last time, and the most likely path from here.
- Past events, with their real price charts
- The most likely path from here, in order
- The sources behind every claim
Pricing
Pay for the analyses you run
Every plan includes everything. Plans only differ in how many analyses you get.
Premium
Elite
Included on every plan
Stock, S&P 500 and ETF outlooks Historical evidence and full reasoning Self-critique and counterpoint Market dashboard, watchlist and charts Prediction scoring and hit rate PDF, Word and Markdown exportStart on Free and upgrade from inside the app whenever you like. Cancel anytime. Prices in euros.
FAQ
Straight answers
Is this financial advice?
No. Ripple lays out possible scenarios and the evidence behind them. It isn’t a prediction, a recommendation or a guarantee, and Ripple isn’t a registered investment adviser. Verify anything important yourself and talk to a licensed professional about your own situation.
How accurate is it?
Nobody can predict markets, and Ripple doesn’t pretend to. It anchors ranges to real precedent, flags when there isn’t a defensible range, and scores its own past calls once your time horizon passes, so you can judge its record for yourself.
Where does the data come from?
Prices, charts and key stats come from Yahoo Finance. Ripple uses web search for current context and lists the sources it used on every analysis, official and primary sources first, with links so you can check them. The analysis itself is written by Claude, an AI model from Anthropic. AI can make mistakes, which is why every claim comes with its evidence.
What counts as one analysis?
Each scenario you run uses one token. Free gives you one token to try Ripple; Premium and Elite give you a fresh allowance every month. Paid tokens reset every month, and if an analysis fails on our side your token is returned.
Can I analyze a specific stock?
Yes. Point a scenario at a single ticker to get that stock’s outlook alongside the S&P 500 and related ETFs, or run it against the whole market.
Why do I need an invite code?
Ripple is in private beta while we tune quality and running costs. Each analysis costs real money to produce, so we’re letting people in gradually.
Your first one is free
Try your first what-if
Private beta: you’ll need an invite code to sign up.