IN THE FIELD GUIDE
artul
artul.ai
Artul.ai is an AI-powered platform that analyzes earnings call transcripts to identify linguistic patterns correlated with stock performance. It provides statistical insights on CEO and executive language to help users make informed investment decisions based on historical data.
THE PRODUCT, BEYOND THE PITCH
Editorially reviewed · Sources checked Sep 13, 2026
A good fit for
- Investors and researchers seeking data-driven insights from earnings call transcripts without requiring technical knowledge.
Know the limitations
- Past patterns identified by the AI do not guarantee future results and the tool does not provide investment advice.
What you can do
- Helps investors identify linguistic patterns in earnings calls that correlate with stock performance to inform investment decisions.
Features
- Analyzes earnings call transcripts with 500 yes-or-no checks and 30 markers per call.
- Provides rankings and scorecards updated after every call.
Integrations
- Provides searchable access to all 500 yes-or-no checks per earnings call with filtering and quarter navigation.
Platforms & data export
- Offers access to full transcripts of the previous quarter's last open call for free inspection.
THE COST FOR YOUR TEAM
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A practical workflow
- Month-end screen selects companies in the bottom third of 12-month performance whose latest call passed quality checks.
- Four names are selected each month: one held twelve months, three held six months, with equal amounts and no trading in between.
- Each pick is scored against the S&P 500 from its month-end price over the same days, showing mean, median, and hit rate.
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bestForBefore: ["Investors and analysts seeking data-driven insights from earnings call transcripts without requiring technical knowledge."]
After: ["Investors and researchers seeking data-driven insights from earnings call transcripts without requiring technical knowledge."]
exportFormatsBefore: []
After: ["Offers access to full transcripts of the previous quarter's last open call for free inspection."]
featuresBefore: ["Analyzes earnings call transcripts with 500 yes-or-no checks and 30 lab markers per call.","Provides monthly stock picks based on a model selecting four fallen stocks each month-end, scored publicly against the S&P 500."]
After: ["Analyzes earnings call transcripts with 500 yes-or-no checks and 30 markers per call.","Provides rankings and scorecards updated after every call."]
integrationsBefore: []
After: ["Provides searchable access to all 500 yes-or-no checks per earnings call with filtering and quarter navigation."]
limitationsBefore: ["Past patterns identified by the AI do not guarantee future results and the tool is not investment advice.","Most stock picks lose to the index; the model holds all four stocks for the full term and never sells winners early, relying on a few big winners to carry the list."]
After: ["Past patterns identified by the AI do not guarantee future results and the tool does not provide investment advice."]
walkthroughBefore: []
After: ["Month-end screen selects companies in the bottom third of 12-month performance whose latest call passed quality checks.","Four names are selected each month: one held twelve months, three held six months, with equal amounts and no trading in between.","Each pick is scored against the S&P 500 from its month-end price over the same days, showing mean, median, and hit rate."]