TOTEM Desk vs SUBDossier

TOTEM Desk is a pocket desk of finance calculators for people who like to work through numbers by hand. Open a tool, enter what you know—entry, stop, share count, yield, whatever the form asks for—and read the result. No account. No feed. Just the math. What’s inside: • Trading: position size, P&L, wash-sale cost basis, Kelly sizing • Dividends & splits: yield, DRIP-style compounding, rights offerings • Capital structure: convertibles, warrants, debt-to-equity swap • Valuation (for learning): EV/equity, DDM, simple DCF • Risk: volatility, Sharpe-style metrics, stress scenarios Lab adds a trade plan sheet, scenario folders for grouping runs, and a side-by-side what-if compare. Library stores templates, quick preset chips, and history you can reopen or share as text. Pin your favorites. Search on the Desk tab. Switch light or dark in Settings. Made for personal study and planning—not quotes, tips, or professional advice.

SUBDossier is a small desk for keeping research on projects you’re looking at. One dossier per name, so you’re not hunting through random notes three weeks later. Inside a file you can park the boring-but-important bits: supply notes, team names, roadmap scraps, a couple of rivals, a rough score, and a short dated take on where you landed. If you need the receipt, snap a page or a dashboard and hang the photo on that dossier. There’s a simple side-by-side when two names feel too alike, and a flag list so open risks don’t vanish into chat history. Bench keeps the old calls and the “how I usually start” path when you’re stuck. The vault starts empty on purpose. Make a dossier when you’ve got something real, or open a blueprint if you just want a blank shell with prompts. Field guide and layout preview are there if you want to see how a file is structured before you fill one in. This isn’t a tip feed and it isn’t advice. It’s a place to keep your own homework straight.