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TIRAZEL INSIGHT 0.2.0: stock research with permanent memory

Your stock research workspace for Windows, Debian and Ubuntu: company data, 5- and 20-session scenarios, signals and a permanent research archive. One glass dashboard, available in three languages.

The release provides 18 dashboard sections in Ukrainian, Russian and English, Windows setup.exe and a Debian/Ubuntu package. Explore actual screens, a one-minute tour and the read-only demo on the product page. All financial records in the public demo are fictional.

Complete received JSON responses, data versions, exact forecast inputs, accumulated prices and results are retained. Compare and replay research, analyze the archive offline, and create or restore daily ZIP backups. Forecast horizons are 5 and 20 sessions; hourly refresh is not a next-hour forecast.

116 automated tests on Windows and Debian 13 and the same suite in Ubuntu 22.04/24.04 userlands; 67 browser and 13 installer checks. Official AAPL.US demo: 1,254 sessions, archiving, replay, offline analysis and backup restoration. Clean Linux VM/systemd installation and a paid worldwide plan have not been accepted separately. The Windows installer is unsigned.

Windows 10/11 x64 or Debian/Ubuntu x64. Windows includes Python; Linux needs Python 3.10+. Fresh data require internet access and your own EODHD key. The provider subscription is separate from the $360 software price. The free plan has a small allowance; broad global monitoring requires suitable access. Keep the computer or server running.

INSIGHT researches stocks and does not submit brokerage orders. Its algorithmic model does not require an LLM. A forecast is an uncertain scenario, not a promise of growth, advice for every investor or verified profit. Freshness, history and access to news and fundamentals depend on your EODHD entitlement.

Software price: $360. Purchase and licensing terms are confirmed before payment; automated checkout for this release is not connected yet. EODHD, VPS hosting and external services are separate costs.