Incite Advisor positions itself as a market decision workspace rather than a signal generator. You build a watchlist of tickers — equities, ETFs and crypto pairs — then ask questions in plain language. The interface responds by rearranging itself: a live price chart with open, high, low and close on every bar sits beside a written read of what changed, and a short list of levels worth trading against. Follow-up prompts such as asking for a peer comparison or an options-market check continue the same thread without losing the chart context.
The product is deliberately conversational and evidence-oriented. Answers reference concrete reference points — the breakout level now acting as support, the prior close, the day's high, the 20-day average — and explain how the responder would sequence a decision, including what would invalidate it. Charts update with live quotes, and conversations are saved so a thesis can be revisited days later alongside the price action that followed.
Incite is available as a desktop web workspace and through mobile apps on the App Store and Google Play, and it is free to start. It presents itself as an analytical and educational tool rather than an advisory service, and its own disclaimers state that nothing it produces constitutes financial advice.
