Frequently asked questions

What is Compoundra?

Compoundra is an investment research tool that analyzes publicly traded companies as businesses, not just as tickers. It applies a structured framework to business quality, competitive advantages, economics, financial strength, capital allocation, risk, valuation, and long-term compounding potential.

Is Compoundra a stock picker or trading signal?

No. Compoundra does not provide personalized instructions to buy, sell, or hold a security. Its scores and classifications summarize how a company fits the Compoundra research framework and are intended to support your own analysis and judgment.

Is Compoundra financial advice?

No. Compoundra is provided for informational, educational, and research purposes only. It does not consider your individual objectives, financial situation, risk tolerance, or portfolio.

Does Compoundra recommend a position size or portfolio allocation?

No. Compoundra does not tell users how much to invest, whether to initiate or exit a position, or whether a security belongs in their portfolio. Position size, timing, suitability, and portfolio construction depend on circumstances Compoundra does not assess.

Can Compoundra be wrong?

Yes. Source data may be delayed, incomplete, or inaccurate; AI systems can make mistakes; and businesses and market conditions can change. Compoundra is designed to improve research structure, not eliminate uncertainty.

Is Compoundra a finished product?

Compoundra is currently in early access. The core framework is active, but features, coverage, presentation, and workflows will continue to evolve through real-world use and user feedback.

How does the research process work?

Compoundra begins with the foundations of the business and then connects that qualitative understanding to the numbers. It gathers and organizes relevant information, examines business quality and economics, tests risks and bottlenecks, considers plausible scenarios, and produces a structured report.

How long does a report take?

There is no fixed generation time. Each company requires an independent research process, and completion time depends on the availability and complexity of its information and the depth required.

What does a report include?

A report may include a company overview, business-quality analysis, competitive-advantage assessment, financial-strength review, capital-allocation analysis, risks, bottlenecks, scenarios, valuation context, scores, red flags, and a final framework-alignment classification. The structure may evolve as the product improves.

What do the score and tier mean?

They summarize how the company fits Compoundra's long-term business-owner framework. They are analytical classifications, not predictions of future returns or instructions to trade. A strong business can still be a poor investment at the wrong price, and a weakly aligned company can still experience price appreciation.

The current labels are Strong Fit, Mixed Fit, and Weak Fit. Fit refers only to the framework. It does not indicate suitability for a particular user or how much capital, if any, should be allocated to a security.

Which companies can Compoundra analyze?

Compoundra is primarily focused on publicly traded companies, especially U.S. equities and selected global companies or ADRs. Coverage depends on data availability, disclosures, and current product limitations.

What happens if a generation fails?

A verified technical failure should not consume a report allowance. During early access, users can contact support if an allowance is not restored automatically, and the case will be reviewed and corrected.

Are generated reports private?

No. Completed company reports may be added automatically to the Community Library and made available to other Compoundra users. This allows the community to benefit from research that has already been generated and reduces unnecessary duplicate generation.

Community Library reports are not intended to display the requesting user's name, email address, account information, billing information, or unprocessed private prompts. Do not submit personal, confidential, sensitive, or proprietary information when requesting research.

Can I download or share a report?

Reports may be downloaded for personal or internal research use. Limited excerpts or screenshots may be shared with proper attribution, but full reports may not be resold, republished, or publicly redistributed without permission. See the Terms of Service for the complete rules.

Where does the information come from?

Compoundra may use public and lawfully accessible sources such as company filings, financial statements, earnings materials, market data, recent news, public commentary, and third-party data providers. Availability and freshness may vary by company and source.

Does Compoundra use artificial intelligence?

Yes. AI-assisted systems help gather, organize, interpret, and present information within the Compoundra framework. The production workflow is designed to send company tickers, research instructions, public or lawfully accessible company information, and report-related content to AI providers, not personal account or billing data. AI can produce errors, omissions, outdated information, or incorrect interpretations, so important information should be independently verified.

How many reports can I generate?

The Free plan includes three lifetime reports that do not renew. Standard includes ten reports per billing cycle, and Premium includes twenty-five. Unused monthly reports do not roll over into the next billing cycle. See the Pricing page for details.

What happens if I cancel a paid plan?

Cancellation prevents the next renewal. You retain access to the paid plan until the end of the billing period already paid. Refund eligibility is governed by the Refund Policy.

Is Compoundra affiliated with the investors it references?

No. Compoundra is inspired by our independent study and structuring of publicly shared ideas from investors and business thinkers. No person referenced is affiliated with, endorsing, sponsoring, reviewing, or participating in Compoundra unless explicitly stated otherwise.

Compoundra does not simulate those investors analyzing a company or claim to know what they would buy, sell, hold, or recommend. Their publicly shared principles help shape the questions in the framework; company-specific reports are generated from available business evidence through Compoundra's own research structure.

The investors currently referenced represent the framework's starting point, not a permanent limit. The research library may expand as the product evolves.

Who is behind Compoundra?

Compoundra is operated by rebalio Labs, an independent research project based in Uruguay and built by Andrés and Pablo. Andrés leads the investment philosophy and product direction; Pablo leads the technical systems and implementation.

How can I contact Compoundra?

For product questions, account assistance, billing issues, refund requests, or a failed report generation, email support@compoundra.app.