The mission
Rigorous equity research,
within reach.
AtlasEQ sets out to build research technology for the financial industry. Not a data feed and not a terminal, but one ecosystem that carries an analyst from the first idea through to the conclusion. Two problems stand in the way of that today.
The problem
Too much cost,
too little help.
- 01
You pay for far more than you use
The capable terminals are built for everyone, not for research. You pay for a full institutional seat and touch a fraction of it, leaving most of the cost on the table. As budgets tighten, paying for breadth you never open is harder to justify, and the cheaper tools stop at raw data.
- 02
They show data, they do not augment you
Every tool shows and exports numbers, and that is the ceiling. None of them augment the analyst or work alongside them, so the hours still go to manual work: rebuilding the same models and moving data between spreadsheet, inbox and report.
The solution
Made for research,
built to help.
- 01
Made for research
Built for one job, investment research, so you pay for what you actually use. Every part of the tool points the same way instead of spreading across a dozen unrelated uses.
- 02
The whole workflow in one place
Financials, screening, charting and valuation in a single tool, from raw filing to investment case. No copying between tabs, no moving numbers between spreadsheet, inbox and report.
- 03
It augments the analyst
The tool works alongside you, not just on display. It brings the data together, builds a first pass and handles the groundwork, so your time goes to judgment instead of prep.
It was built to make the research faster, sharper and less manual. How few tools actually work alongside the analyst, instead of just showing data, only became clear with time.
Behind it
Matheo Menges
Equity research · Paris
I studied finance and worked as an equity research analyst at AXA Investment Managers, where I used professional research tools every day. They were powerful, and they were out of reach for almost everyone outside a large institution.
I started writing code to speed up my own research, pulling filings and cleaning numbers. That grew into AtlasEQ. I built the desktop app, the backend and this site myself, and I keep adding to it one feature at a time.
The road so far
- 2025 · H1 Foundation Core app, SEC EDGAR, financial statements, charting engine.
- 2025 · H2 Depth Peer comparison, macro tracker, analytics, IFRS support.
- 2026 · H1 Expansion Valuation, forecasting models and deeper analytics in testing.
- Aug 2026 Beta First analysts onboarded to use AtlasEQ for real work.
- Then Feedback Early users help improve the app and shape what gets built next.