Volamind vs Danelfin: a score for every stock, or a research team for yours
Both products use AI to help you invest. They answer very different questions.
Danelfin asks: which stocks in the market score highest today? Volamind asks: what's happening with the stocks you already own, and what should you make of it? If you have a portfolio and want to understand it, that difference matters more than any feature list.
The short version
- Danelfin gives stocks and ETFs a daily AI Score from 1 to 10, its estimate of the chance a stock beats the market over the next three months. It's built for scanning and ranking a large universe.
- Volamind is your own research team and assistant. Every trading day, AI analysts research each stock you hold and write a full report: a rating, the reasons behind it, the risks, and the sources it drew on. Then you can ask anything, in plain words, and get answers that know your holdings, your cash and your limits.
A score tells you what. Volamind tells you why, and what it means for you.
A number versus a reasoned view
Danelfin feeds hundreds of technical, fundamental and sentiment indicators into a machine-learning model and condenses them into one number per stock, with subscores and a list of the signals that moved it. It's fast and consistent. But a score is a compressed output: you can see which signals mattered, not the argument.
Volamind works like a research team. For each stock, four analysts work in parallel: one on price and trend, one on the news, one on sentiment and one on fundamentals compared with the company's peers. Two researchers then argue the case for and against, further steps weigh the plan and its risks, and the report ends with a clear rating on a five-step scale (Sell, Underweight, Hold, Overweight, Buy), a time horizon and a sentiment reading.
Every report reads like something an analyst would write for you: what's driving the view, what could go wrong, and the sources behind it. And if something doesn't make sense, you don't have to guess. You ask.
Built around your portfolio
This is where Volamind is in a different category.
- It knows what you own. Add holdings by hand, or attach a screenshot from your broker and confirm what Volamind read. Cash in several currencies is handled, and Premium gives you several portfolios.
- It watches your risk. See your weights, your exposure by sector, asset type and currency, and get a clear warning when one position grows past your limit.
- It plans with you. Ask what happens if you add to a position, and see what-if sizing and rebalancing ideas for your actual portfolio (Premium).
- It keeps you ahead of the calendar. Earnings, dividends and big market dates like Fed decisions, CPI, jobs reports and GDP, each with a plain sentence on why it matters to your holdings, with official dates marked.
- It talks to you. "Is NVDA too big a part of my portfolio?" "What's the strongest argument against this stock?" "What did today's report change?" You get a direct answer, grounded in the research, with the sources a click away.
Danelfin tracks the score of the stocks in your portfolio and alerts you when a score changes. Volamind tells you what changed, why, and what you might do about it.
Side by side
| Danelfin | Volamind | |
|---|---|---|
| What you get | A 1 to 10 AI Score per stock or ETF, updated daily | A full research report and rating for each stock you hold, every trading day |
| Why the view is what it is | The signals that moved the score | The reasoning in plain words, the risks, and the sources |
| Ask questions in your own words | Not on the website | Yes, it's the heart of the product |
| Knows your portfolio | Tracks the scores of your holdings | Weights, cash in several currencies, sector and currency exposure, concentration warnings |
| Adding holdings | By hand, or broker sync on paid plans | By hand, or from a screenshot of your broker |
| Planning a change | Suggested stop-loss and take-profit levels (Pro) | What-if sizing and rebalancing ideas for your portfolio (Premium) |
| Coverage | US-listed stocks and ETFs, and European stocks | The stocks, ETFs and crypto you hold or watch, including many non-US listings |
| Market-wide rankings and screeners | Yes | Not today |
What it costs
On yearly billing, Volamind Pro is $21 a month ($252 a year), less than Danelfin's entry paid plan, Plus, at $22 a month. Monthly, Volamind Pro is $29. Danelfin's Pro plan is $59 a month on yearly billing.
Volamind Premium is $46 a month on yearly billing ($552 a year) or $69 monthly, and adds several portfolios, daily research on your watchlist, what-if sizing, rebalancing and the risk breakdown.
Both have a free plan. New Volamind accounts get a week of Pro to try, no card needed.
About performance claims
Danelfin publishes backtests showing how high-scored stocks would have done in the past, and labels them, in its own words, as not an indicator of future results.
Volamind doesn't sell you a backtest. Every view comes with its reasoning, its risks and its sources, so you can judge it yourself instead of trusting a number.
Who each one suits
Choose Danelfin if you mainly want to scan thousands of stocks you don't own yet and rank them by a single score.
Choose Volamind if you have a portfolio and want to understand it: why a holding's view changed, whether one position has grown too big, what an upcoming earnings date or Fed decision means for you, and what the strongest case against a stock is. Research, risk checks, a calendar and an assistant that answers in plain words, all built around what you own.
Try Volamind free, or see a live demo first, no sign-up needed.
The fine print
Neither product is investment advice. Volamind gives views, not orders, and the decision is always yours. Past performance doesn't guarantee future results.