A decision record for self-directed investors.
Thesis is independent research and decision-support software. It connects public evidence, market expectations, a chosen action, and the eventual outcome so an investment process can be reviewed instead of reconstructed from memory.
What Thesis does
The public site explains the method. The application provides a structured workspace for source-linked research, scenarios, risk budgets, paper trade review, and decision recaps.
Thesis does not custody assets, open brokerage accounts, or execute live-money orders. Supported execution paths are restricted to paper environments.
Who it is for
Thesis is designed for self-directed investors who want a more inspectable process: people willing to write down the claim, cite the evidence, state what would change their mind, and review the outcome.
It is not a signal service, managed account, or substitute for professional legal, tax, or investment advice.
The research desk
Thesis Research Desk is the organizational byline for this initial method library. Articles distinguish primary sources from interpretation, show publication and modification dates, and provide a corrections route.
A named editor biography and credentials will be published only after the responsible person approves the exact public disclosure. Until then, the organizational byline is the most accurate authorship claim.