This app analyzes online conversations from trusted sources to gauge market sentiment for companies. It provides sentiment scores, tracks author accuracy, and allows users to monitor companies of interest. It's a tool for understanding market chatter, not for financial advice.
1.1.0
July 4, 2026
• Switch the top signals list between 1D and 1W windows • New About and Stats tabs on company pages with key company facts • SEC filings now appear as a signal source
MoreFull access to Quantral signals, billed monthly.
Quantral analyzes online conversations from trusted sources like X, Reddit, and Substack to provide sentiment scores for companies. It helps users understand market chatter and the track record of sources.
Scores reflect the positive or negative attention a company receives from sources ranked by historical accuracy. Higher scores indicate more positive sentiment, reflecting the conversation, not a price prediction.
Quantral offers a 7-day free trial. After the trial, it requires a subscription with monthly or yearly billing options to unlock full access to the app and quantral.com.
Quantral offers a monthly plan for $14.99 and a yearly plan for $119.99. Both plans include a 7-day free trial and renew automatically unless cancelled.
Subscriptions renew automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the current period ends. Cancellation is managed through your Apple ID settings.
Quantral is currently supported on iPhone. The subscription also unlocks access to quantral.com.
The app was last updated on July 4, 2026, to version 1.1.0. Sentiment scores are updated as new posts and articles are published.
No, Quantral's scores are a read on the conversation and market chatter. It explicitly states that it is not a price prediction and does not offer financial advice.
