Buffett Stock Evaluator

Buffett Stock Evaluator is a compact analysis tool that grades any publicly listed company against the investment criteria used by Warren Buffett, Ray Dalio and Benjamin Graham, so you can shortlist stocks faster. Enter a ticker, tap Analyse and the app returns three verdict cards that compare common fundamentals — ROE, debt, margins, P/E, P/B, current ratio, earnings growth and more — against each investor's tests. Results appear in seconds using public financial data, work across global markets, and are presented with clear pass/fail indicators plus the exact metric values for quick screening.

Key Features

⭐ Buffett Stock Evaluator produces three investor-specific scorecards that test ROE, debt levels, margins, valuation and growth consistency.

⭐ Detailed metric breakdowns show the exact values and whether each criterion passed, failed, or was skipped when not meaningful for a sector.

⭐ Sector-aware rules automatically ignore misleading ratios for industries like banking and insurance.

⭐ Supports global markets and works out of the box for common US and Australian stocks with an easy market toggle.

⭐ Recent tickers are remembered between sessions for fast re-analysis.

⭐ Privacy-first data retrieval uses delayed public financial feeds via a privacy-respecting proxy and the app is open source.

Advantages

✅ Quick, objective screening that turns raw financials into three concise investor-style verdicts.

✅ Clear pass/fail indicators and expanded metric views make it easy to compare companies side-by-side.

✅ Buffett Stock Evaluator helps shortlist ideas without forcing a long manual spreadsheet review.

✅ Works across global listings and handles sector exceptions so results are more meaningful.

✅ No account required, no tracking, and no personal data collected — the recent ticker list stays on your device.

Disadvantages

❎ Not suitable for pooled instruments such as ETFs, index funds, REITs or other investment vehicles whose metrics don't map to these frameworks.

❎ The app evaluates quantitative criteria only; it does not assess qualitative factors like moat, management quality or margin of safety and is not financial advice.