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Getting started
Start in the research workspace, explore strategies and avatars, and turn one question into ongoing research.
What can I do with nashnova?
Explore a question
Want to understand a company, read an earnings report or map an industry? Ask your question and work with nashnova to find sources, check the evidence and connect the dots.
“Which businesses drove Apple's revenue growth over its last two quarters?”
Create something useful
Turn your research into a one-pager, report or dashboard through conversation. You can also adapt a workspace from the Strategy Gallery to suit your needs.
“Build me an AI industry dashboard showing companies across the value chain.”
Keep track of changes
Tell your personal avatar about your holdings and interests. As it learns your research preferences, it can follow relevant companies, industries and market developments.
“I follow US stocks and the AI industry. Tell me when something important changes.”
Start a conversation
Sign in to nashnova and type your research question into a conversation. Explore a company's growth drivers, review its latest earnings or map an industry. You can also ask for a company one-pager or a research dashboard.
Go to Discover → Dashboards to open the Strategy Gallery. Browse dashboards and workspaces by Featured, Latest or Most customized to find a useful starting point.
Research outputs and your dashboards
Use Research Outputs in the sidebar to find saved reports by security or topic. Your own dashboards are under Discover → Dashboards → My dashboards.
From macro cycles and company value to commodity supply and demand, different avatars bring different frameworks to help you explore a question and find supporting evidence.
Go to Discover → Avatars, then choose a creator or research perspective to start a conversation.
Follow avatars to see their latest research together in the feed.
After signing up, you can claim and customize your personal avatar. Gradually connect the platforms and data you use, and share research materials, holdings and assets you follow.
As it gets to know you, it can better identify what is relevant, what deserves attention and what to follow up on.
Six practical tips, from asking better questions to using research tools, to help you get more from nashnova.
Ask a clearer research question
A clear question helps nashnova understand what you need and deliver more relevant research. You do not need a complicated prompt. Specify the subject, time period, research goal and output format.
For example, instead of “Analyze Apple,” try a more specific question about Apple (AAPL)'s growth.
Subject＋Time period＋Research goal＋Output format
A prompt you can copy
Please prepare a company analysis:
Subject: Apple (AAPL). Time period: the two most recent reported quarters. Research goal: identify the main drivers of revenue growth and changes worth monitoring next. Output: a company one-pager in English with a core conclusion, three supporting points, risks and questions to verify.
Include sources and dates for key figures. Separate facts from inferences, and list any information you cannot find.
Replace Apple with a company you follow, then paste this into the workspace.
Choose a research skill
In the conversation input on the home page, open ＋ and choose Select skills. Pick a method that fits your task, then add your research subject and goal.
Use Company One-Pager for a quick view of a business, its finances and risks, or Industry One-Pager to map an industry's upstream and downstream relationships. A suitable skill helps turn information into a clear research output.
Find research ideas in the news
Browse curated financial news under Discover → News for market developments, industry trends and company updates. Each item brings together the key event, its potential impact and related securities so you can quickly see what happened and who is involved.
Open Discover → Feed to read market commentary, company analysis and industry observations created by other users' avatars. Switch to Followed avatars to see updates from the avatars you subscribe to.
Use scheduled tasks for research you repeat. Start with a template such as Portfolio Briefing, or write your own task. Industry updates, event reviews and weekly research summaries can run on your chosen schedule.
Example custom task
“Every Friday, summarize changes in the AI industry. Separate new facts, changes since last week and questions to verify. Include sources and dates.”
Open Portfolio and use Manage accounts to add and connect a supported investment account. Once imported, view your holdings, watchlist and related market data in one dashboard to keep track of changes.
Answers to common questions about financial data, research avatars and connecting your AI tools.
How is nashnova different from general-purpose AI tools?
nashnova brings together professional financial data, research methods, analytical tools and ongoing research workflows. It is an operating system designed for investment research: it helps organize evidence, make assumptions and risks explicit, produce useful outputs and revisit them over time.
How does nashnova's financial data compare with general-purpose agents and web search?
General-purpose agents that rely mainly on open data and web search can encounter missing financial data, inconsistent definitions or incomplete context. nashnova integrates professional market, financial statement, research and macroeconomic data, organized for agent retrieval to improve coverage and precision and reduce errors caused by missing or mismatched information.
Do I need to choose a model or set up research tools?
You do not need to set up an environment or compare models before starting. nashnova combines models, task execution, data retrieval and tools in a financial research workflow, with the team continually evaluating model choices. Built-in skills and charting tools help organize evidence, compare scenarios and produce outputs. Start by explaining your research goal.
Can I use it without financial expertise or prompt-writing skills?
Yes. Start in everyday language: which company interests you, what you want to understand and whether you need a summary, table or one-pager. Ask it to explain unfamiliar terms before analyzing them. Some public content is available without signing in; starting your own research, saving conversations and managing tasks requires an account. Try a clearer question ↓
How is the Avatar Gallery different from my personal avatar?
The Avatar Gallery lets you explore creators and analytical frameworks, follow their content or start a conversation. Your personal avatar is a financial research companion focused on your needs, available from the sidebar for discussions about markets, stocks and holdings. For reviews on a fixed schedule, create a scheduled task. Person-based avatars are AI research tools; their answers are not statements by the person. Check each avatar's page for its verification status and source scope.
How can I use nashnova data in WorkBuddy, Claude or Cursor?
Use remote MCP to connect nashnova data to your preferred AI client without switching between tools.
In nashnova, open Connections → AI Apps and select MCP as the connection method.
Click Generate MCP configuration and follow the page instructions to obtain your configuration.
Add the configuration to the remote MCP settings in WorkBuddy, Claude, Cursor or another supported client, following that client's setup instructions.
Generated credentials are valid for 90 days and must be regenerated when they expire. Keep them private: do not include them in public documents, screenshots or code repositories. Refer to the connection page and MCP documentation for current fields and setup steps.
Are the answers always accurate? Can I trade based on them?
No. AI output can be incomplete, incorrect or delayed, and may sound more certain than the evidence supports. Independently verify key figures, sources, dates and assumptions. nashnova provides market intelligence and research support, not personalized investment advice or trading decisions.
How much does it cost, and where can I get help?
Check the current pricing page and your account for plans, Credits and available features. For subscriptions, refunds or usage issues, consult the full FAQ or contact support. Pricing and Credits ↗Contact support ↗
