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DRIP · Desvelado Research Intelligence PlatformResearch that compounds. Privately.
The intelligence layer behind Desvelado's research — filings, facts and market signals turned into institutional reports and tracked calls, grounded in approved data on our own infrastructure. It runs the desk today and is not offered outside the firm.
- Reports in one pass Institutional notes from approved facts, out as PDF and editable PPTX.
- Knowledge that compounds Facts to theses to decisions — the record gets more valuable as it runs.
- Private inference On our own infrastructure, every AI-extracted fact reviewed before it lands.
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The quiet drag on every research desk.
Most of your edge never makes it to the page — and the rest takes too long to get there. You feel it every day. It just never had a name.
Your edge is scattered
The insight that moves a decision sits in a chat thread, a spreadsheet tab, a colleague's memory — never where you need it when the call is due.
Publishing takes days, not minutes
Turning a thesis into a report a client will respect is hours of formatting and checking, not minutes of thinking. That gap is alpha you keep leaving on the table.
Your calls disappear
Recommendations get made and quietly forgotten — no record, no proof, no compounding track record to put in front of a client when it matters.
Public AI leaks your edge
Off-the-shelf models invent numbers you can't defend and quietly ship your proprietary research to somebody else's servers. Your house view deserves better.
Six ways it earns its place.
It doesn't replace the analyst — it removes every step between the analyst's view and an institutional-grade deliverable.
Institutional coverage in one pass
30-page notes built from your own financials, news, filings and grounded facts — out as pixel-perfect PDF and editable PPTX, in the house style you set once.
Your whole coverage universe, synthesised
DRIP pools every name you cover into a sector note — coverage tables, top picks, outlook — ready to send to clients in a format they expect from a research house.
Proof behind every recommendation
A short, SEBI-compliant report with levels, risk-reward, a price chart and mandatory disclosures — attached to every call from draft to outcome.
Entry, target and stop from real data
DRIP derives levels from observed support and resistance in the price data rather than from round numbers. Every technical call carries a chart-based rationale you can check.
Scan-to-call in one tap
A private Chartink webhook fires into DRIP, computes the levels, and surfaces an approval card. You review and approve — the report writes itself.
Your voice, your walls
DRIP's AI writes in your house style, on your own inference farm, grounded in facts a human has approved. No data leaves your infrastructure, and figures in a report are drawn from those approved facts rather than produced by the model.
A full research OS — not another dashboard.
Facts link to theses, theses underpin decisions, decisions build track record. The asset only gets more valuable the longer it runs.
Companies
Searchable coverage universe with tabbed detail — facts, sources, theses, timeline
Facts & Sources
Typed, cited, time-aware claims with a full approval queue — the knowledge layer
Decisions
Why you acted and what happened — the compounding institutional memory no competitor can copy
Theses
Builder with evidence by role — support, risk, catalyst — linked to facts and decisions
Portfolio
Holdings and watchlist with live thesis linkage and sector exposure view
Review Queue
AI-extracted facts wait for human approval before entering the graph — accuracy first
The client intelligence desk.
Research subscribers get a private, token-gated desk — every call allocated to them and every report published under their subscription, with entry, target and stop on each recommendation.
No inbox noise. No raw PDFs over WhatsApp. That part is available today; it is the research you subscribe to, not the platform.
Illustration of the interface. Fictional instruments and figures — not a recommendation, not research output, and not a record of any call.