I built an AI investing-education app that's deliberately "education, not advice". Would platforms actually want this layer?
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Disclosure up front: I'm the solo founder of TickrAI, and this is my product. The thesis: retail investing apps are adding AI, but most of it drifts toward "here's what to buy", which is a compliance headache. I went the other way and built an AI layer that explains rather than recommends: every US stock gets an explainable 0–100 score from technicals, fundamentals and sentiment, with the reasoning visible AI analyst personas argue the bull and bear case, so users see both side
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