Compared with other tools
This compares roles, not a “we win” scorecard. Each tool has a job; mixing them up causes confusion.
Brokerage
Where you hold cash, and where buy/sell orders are sent.
InvestVision is not a broker. A link is read only: symbols and quantities. No brokerage password. No orders from here.
Stock screener
Shortens a large list with rules (market, liquidity, sector, …) so you can read fewer names.
InvestVision can feel like a filtered desk, but it centers a last-close checklist and decision practice — not “best stocks today.”
Tip / signal app
Usually tells you what to buy or sell, often with timing.
InvestVision does not tip. Ready means checklist status — not an instruction to buy.
Portfolio tracker
Focuses on holdings value, cost, and account reports.
InvestVision can show holdings and TFSA-style labels, but its main job is new-buy checklist practice and saved stops/targets — not a full portfolio accounting suite.
One-line summary
Broker = execution. Screener = shorter list. Tip app = suggestion. InvestVision = context + checklist + plan notes, without execution or advice.
