Finorify vs Stock Analyzer
Updated September 7, 2026. Stock Analyzer is the iPhone app at stock-analyzer.app. If you meant the data site, that is Stock Analysis (stockanalysis.com).
You have a ticker. You want to know if the business is holding up, and if today’s price already assumes a perfect year.
Stock Analyzer answers with letters. It scores 19 ratios A through E on 30,000+ stocks and ETFs, then rolls those letters into one grade. Green feels healthy. Red feels like a warning.
Finorify answers with a walk through one US company. You open the name on web, iOS, or Android. Revenue, earnings, and cash show up as charts from the filings. A quality scorecard sits next to them. A simple DCF asks what you would pay if growth stays boring. Then you write two sentences in your own words. That is the stock analysis app job.
A Tuesday night in Stock Analyzer
You scan the letters. If the name is an ETF, you also see expense ratio, holdings, and country or sector mix. A watchlist can sit scored against the S&P 500. That is fast, and it is built for iPhone.
A Tuesday night in Finorify
You stay on one company. You look at several years of sales, then cash. You glance at the scorecard. You open the DCF last. If you can write “this business earns X, and today’s price already assumes Y,” you finished the first pass. Help sheets sit on the terms. The same watchlist follows you from the phone to the browser.
People open Stock Analyzer when
- They want a letter on every ratio in one glance.
- They also follow ETFs and want holdings and country mix.
- They live on iPhone and want a scored watchlist.
People open Finorify when
- They want to understand a stock before they buy it, in two sentences.
- They want to walk the filings as charts, then check a simple DCF.
- They bounce between web and phone with the same list.
Plenty of people do both. Letters first, then the walk. We leave Stock Analyzer’s Pro price to stock-analyzer.app and the App Store. Finorify is free to start. Pro is $9.99 a month or $99.99 a year. Also see vs Simply Wall St if you want another visual score.