Clavix
Know what you're exposed to, not just your portfolio value.
What it does
Clavix grades the risk in the portfolio you already own. Four measures, every trading day: asset quality, diversification, independence and stability. A plain-English brief lands before the open, covering overnight macro, your sectors and any position that changed grade. Tap any number and it opens to the inputs, the comparison and the date it was measured. Manual entry, no brokerage connection, no trading. Grades measure risk, not expected return. Free for up to 10 holdings, no card.
Clavix is an iPhone app that grades every stock you own from A+ to F across five risk dimensions, with all the math shown. Three months free on the App Store.
Clavix grades every stock you own from A+ to F and puts the whole portfolio on one screen, so you can see which positions are carrying the risk. Built for people who pick their own stocks. Your brokerage shows you price all day and never tells you which holding quietly got riskier. Add your tickers and Clavix scores each one overnight across five risk dimensions, so you wake up to the whole portfolio already graded. It never asks for a brokerage login or a password. Type in your tickers and share counts. No brokerage connection, no third-party access to your accounts. Every night, Clavix scores five independent risk dimensions across each position: financial health, news, macro resilience,…from getclavix.com
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