Knowledge graph
See how it all connects
See your whole research workspace on one screen: your watchlists, their stocks, your notes, and the funds you follow, drawn as one graph. Step back to take in everything at once, and spot the links you would miss going page by page.
Everything on one screen
Every watchlist, stock, note, and fund you follow sits on one canvas, linked to what it belongs to. Watchlists each take a color, stocks shade by the day's move, and a gold ring marks the ones you have notes on. It starts with your first list and grows with everything you add.
The links you would otherwise miss
See which of your stocks sit on more than one list, which of the funds you follow hold them, and which of your notes mention each other. Right-click a fund to see only the stocks you track that it holds. Right-click a stock to see everything tied to it.
Filter, then open anything
Turn node types off, scope to one watchlist, or keep only the stocks you have notes on. Click any node to open it beside the graph: a stock's summary and feed, a note to edit, or a fund's holdings.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does the knowledge graph show?
- Your whole research workspace as one graph: your watchlists, their stocks, your briefs and notes, and the funds you follow, each linked to what it belongs to.
- Does it show the links between my notes?
- Yes. Turn on Backlinks to see every place one note links to or embeds another, the same web-of-mentions idea as Obsidian, extended to your tickers, watchlists, and funds.
- Is the graph just a visualization?
- It is also a way to navigate your research. Filter by type or watchlist, then open preview panels to inspect any node.
One workspace
How it connects
Brief Equity isn't a stack of separate tools. Each part opens straight into the others.
Workspace
Build your research database
Organize your research like a database, with your own columns and a notebook for every stock.
ExploreOwnership
Follow the institutional money
See which funds own your stocks and what they bought or sold last quarter, from 13F filings.
ExploreWatchlists
Track every position in one place
Unlimited lists with your own columns, an earnings calendar, and a full page for every stock.
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