One event. A dozen connections.Your portfolio, explained.

Hivemind is a portfolio intelligence platform for individual investors. It maps how global events — supply chain shifts, regulatory changes, earnings surprises, executive moves — ripple through your holdings using a proprietary knowledge graph. Think of it as the research team institutions have, but built for you.

Those tools give you headlines and basic charts. Hivemind gives you relationship intelligence — it shows you that a regulatory change in China affects your semiconductor stock through three layers of supply chain. No other tool does that.

Bloomberg offers institutional-grade intelligence at ~$24,000/year, designed for professional finance teams. Hivemind delivers similar relationship-aware, personalized portfolio analysis at a fraction of the cost ($29/mo for founding members) — without the complexity or learning curve.

Most AI finance tools are wrappers — they take your question, send it to a language model, and return a generated answer. They don't actually understand the financial system. Hivemind is built on a proprietary knowledge graph: a structured, continuously updated map of real relationships between companies, supply chains, sectors, executives, regulations, and macroeconomic forces. When you ask ChatGPT how a China rare earths ban affects your portfolio, it guesses. Hivemind knows — because it has already mapped your specific holdings against thousands of real entity relationships and can trace the exact path.

A knowledge graph isn't just a database — it's a structured web of entities and their relationships that compounds in value over time. Every new data point (a filing, an article, a supply chain disclosure) doesn't just get stored — it gets connected to everything else in the graph. That means Hivemind gets smarter with every piece of information it ingests. Wrappers and chat-based tools have no memory of relationships, no persistent structure, and no ability to trace multi-hop connections. Hivemind's graph retains, connects, and builds — which is why it can surface 2–3 hop indirect relationships that no wrapper-based tool would ever catch.

No. Hivemind is an intelligence and awareness tool. We help you understand what's happening and how it connects to your portfolio — not what to do about it. We never promise returns or recommend trades.

Every morning you get a single, digestible overview personalized to your holdings. It covers: Direct News, Related News, Risk Alerts, Developing Stories, Discovery, and Sector Context. Less noise, better signal.

It's Hivemind's core capability. When a headline breaks — say “Musk leaves Tesla” — Hivemind traces the cascading effects: Tesla stock → Tesla's parts suppliers → shipping companies transporting those parts. If you hold shares in any entity along that chain, you'll know about it.

It actively surfaces companies and entities you should know about but don't. Example: “You hold Apple and NVIDIA but you've never heard of ASML?” It turns the knowledge graph from a passive map into an active intelligence network.

It identifies portfolio-level risk — not just individual stock risk. Four types: shared supplier risk, geographic concentration, sector overexposure, and regulatory cascade risk. Example: three of your holdings depend on the same critical supplier, and you had no idea.

Thousands daily — news articles, SEC filings, earnings reports, industry publications, regulatory filings, macro indicators, and executive changes. Every article is scored against your portfolio using a 7-tier relevance model, not keyword matching.

A stock screener reimagined through graph intelligence. Search any company and see its full relationship map — suppliers, customers, competitors, geographic dependencies, regulatory exposure. See how any entity connects to your existing portfolio.

Right now, founding members lock in full access at just $29/mo — permanently. This is early-adopter pricing to onboard our first users. After launch, pricing will increase significantly. If you're in now, you keep the $29/mo rate for life.

Early adopters who join now lock in $29/mo at launch — permanently. Only 200 founding spots available. No payment required to join the waitlist.

Three steps: (1) Connect your portfolio — add holdings manually or sync your brokerage. (2) Hivemind maps every stock against the knowledge graph and scans thousands of sources daily. (3) Every morning, you get one personalized brief.

Hivemind continuously ingests financial data and maps relationships between companies, sectors, supply chains, executives, regulations, and macroeconomic forces. When you connect your portfolio, your holdings are mapped against this graph. Every incoming piece of information is scored against your specific holdings using a 7-tier relevance model.

Keyword matching finds articles that mention your stock by name. Hivemind uses graph traversal — it can surface an article about a lithium mine in Chile that never mentions Tesla, but is critically relevant because that mine supplies a battery manufacturer that supplies Tesla. That's 2–3 hop intelligence.

Every insight includes a plain-English relationship path so you can see exactly why something is relevant — e.g., “TSMC Filing → GPU Supply → Your: NVDA.” Full transparency, no black boxes.

We'd rather miss an edge-case connection than surface a false one. Our relevance engine is calibrated for precision over recall.

No. Your portfolio data is used exclusively to personalize your intelligence. We don't sell, share, or monetize your holdings data.

The engaged retail investor — someone who holds 5–20+ individual stocks, actively follows markets, and spends mornings scanning multiple news apps trying to piece together what matters. If managing your portfolio's news intake feels like a part-time job, Hivemind is for you.

Not primarily. Hivemind is built for investors who care about understanding why their portfolio moves — people who think in weeks and months, not minutes. That said, the alert system and real-time risk detection are useful for more active traders too.

Hivemind is most powerful for investors holding individual stocks. If you only hold broad index funds, the value is lower — though sector context and macro intelligence can still be insightful.