Free
30
runs a month
01 · Research
Ask. Mikael reads the sources.
Questions become research reports built from official publishers and market data, with every statement linked to where it came from.
- Follow-up questions on any saved report.
- Daily briefings from official releases and your watchlists.
- Where data is delayed or missing, the report says so.
02 · Intelligence
The world, filtered.
Central banks, statistics offices and government releases are watched while Mikael runs, then ranked by what matters to the names you follow.
- Official publishers such as the Federal Reserve, the Bank of Japan and the US Bureau of Labor Statistics.
- Economic and earnings calendars beside the headlines.
- Alerts stay quiet unless something is worth your attention.
03 · Ideas & Journal
Write the call before the outcome.
Record your view, confidence and key risk before Mikael works. Every call is graded against what the market then did.
- Idea cards with the evidence for and against.
- A built-in sceptic raises objections before you commit.
- A calibration score shows how often your confidence was right.
04 · Charts & Valuation
See the shape of a company.
Charts across Hong Kong, US and Taiwan listings, with valuation models and screens you can adjust.
- Every price shows its source and whether it is delayed.
- Watchlists by market, with snapshots.
- Valuation models you can change and save.
05 · Strategy Lab
Test ideas on data they haven't seen.
Models are fitted on one period and judged on the next. Volatility, value-at-risk and edge are reported plainly, including when there is no edge.
- Value-at-risk backtests with the standard traffic-light zones.
- Paper portfolios only: Mikael never places an order.
- Results carry the data window they were measured on.
06 · Early Access
Be among the first.
Mikael is in invitation-only testing. Choose any plan; nothing is charged during the test.
Pro
150
runs a month
Max
600
runs a month
A run is a research question, a briefing, a market or data query, or a model run. Charts are not counted.
Questions
What is Mikael?
An AI research workstation for markets: research reports with sources, official-release monitoring, idea and journal tools, charts, valuation and a strategy lab.
Is it investment advice?
No. Mikael is a research tool. It does not place orders, hold money or tell you what to buy or sell. You make your own decisions.
How do I join the test?
Testing is by invitation. With an invitation code you can download the client and register an account.
What does it cost?
Nothing during the test. Plans set how many runs you can start each month.
What happens to my data?
Your account details, how you use Mikael, your questions and what you create are collected and may be used to improve and train Mikael, as set out in the Terms of Use and Privacy Notice.
Which computers are supported?
The Mikael Client test build runs on Windows 10 and 11 (64-bit). You can also log in from a browser.
Windows warns me when I open the installer.
The test build is not yet code-signed, so Windows SmartScreen may warn you. Check the SHA-256 shown on the download screen, then choose More info and Run anyway.
How do I contact you?
Email [email protected]