FlashpointThe Flashpoint Stack
Sixty skills that do the reading.
Ten minutes on a company instead of a weekend, and every number carries the page it came from.
How it works
Three moves. The middle one is the part that takes a human all day.
You type a symbol
In plain English, in the Claude app you already use.
It reads the filings
Annual reports, quarterly filings and earnings calls, pulled from the public record and read end to end.
You keep the file
A verdict, a confidence, the one fact that would change it, and the name of the next step.
What a document looks like
Every number carries the page it came from.
- Business
- Contract manufacturer of industrial fasteners. Two customers are 71 percent of revenue. annual report, p.14
- Changed
- A second plant opened in March. Capacity up 40 percent, no new customer named. filing, 12 March
- Confidence
- Medium. Two of five checks need the next quarter.
- Verdict
- Not yet
The company is invented. The format is not.
One line, twelve stages
Each skill hands its file to the next, so the work accumulates instead of restarting.
Six are free
Each one is complete, and each one downloads on its own.
process-mapWhere you are in the process on a given company, and the one thing to do next.Open →triageTen minutes on a company, ending in Go, Not yet, or No, and the one fact that would flip it.Open →apex-excomA score out of 400 on any company in under a minute, split four ways.Open →kill-criteriaThe three to five dated, observable things that would tell you the case is broken.Open →thesis-one-pagerYour argument on one page in seven blocks, with a source beside every number.Open →decision-journalWhat you decided, what you predicted, and how you felt. Dated, so it can be scored later.Open →Locked
The other fifty-four need a code.
Paid Flashpoint subscribers get one. It arrives with your welcome email and unlocks every download on this site.
All sixty are unlocked.
On this device. Take the whole library in one file, or pick them off one at a time.
Not your machine? Lock it again