Metaphases

Metaphases is a free earnings calendar and research workbench in the browser. It shows when about 630 widely followed companies report quarterly results, drawing each report's timing as a moon phase: before the open, during market hours or after the close. Reported days are marked Beat, Mixed or Miss against the consensus estimate, and economic releases sit on the same calendar. A ticker sheet shows the next report, the typical one-day move, past reactions and two rules-based grades that show their inputs. Compass looks through 25 popular ETFs to show which reports touch your money each week. It is not financial advice: it never says buy, sell or hold and never sets price targets. There are no accounts, ads or analytics; data comes from Finnhub, FRED, Nasdaq and Yahoo Finance. It is made by Mutaaf Aziz.

Features

• Month, week and day earnings calendar for about 630 popular companies, or every $1B+ revenue reporter
• Report timing drawn as moon phases: before the open, during market hours or after the close
• Beat, Mixed and Miss results against consensus, plus jobs, CPI, PPI, PCE, GDP and FOMC dates inline
• Ticker sheet: next report, typical move, past reactions, a one-year chart, peers and analyst views
• Rules-based Setup and Compass quality grades (A+ to F) that show every input
• Compass: paste stocks and funds to see, through 25 popular ETFs, which reports touch your money each week
• Market Mood: a fear-to-greed gauge from six inspectable signals with 60 days of history
• Hype Check: paste a social post or ticker to see the business, its earnings-day swings and red flags
• Watchlist with a calendar feed of report dates, Retrace month review and a plain-English glossary
• Optional AI explanations with a free built-in model or your own key; it never gives advice
• No accounts, ads, analytics or trackers; your watchlist and holdings stay in your browser

Questions

Is Metaphases free?

Yes. It is free in any browser, with no sign-up and no account.

Are the grades financial advice?

No. Setup grades, Compass grades, Market Mood and Hype Check flags are rules-based information computed from historical prices, consensus estimates and financial statements. Metaphases never says buy, sell or hold and never sets a price target.

What do the moon phases mean?

They show when a report lands: a waxing moon before the opening bell, a full moon during market hours, a waning moon after the close, and a dashed outline when the time is not known yet.

How does Compass know what is inside my ETFs?

It keeps a weekly snapshot of the top 10 holdings and weights of 25 popular ETFs, multiplies your fund value by each company's weight, and adds any shares you hold directly.

Where is my data stored?

On your device, in your browser's local storage. There are no accounts, analytics, trackers or ads, and a personal AI key travels only with the request that uses it and is never stored on the server.

Where does the data come from?

Finnhub, FRED, Nasdaq and Yahoo Finance.

Is there a version for kids?

Yes. Metaphases has a separate kids area, and a companion iPhone and iPad app for kids called Moon Club. Its download goes through a grown-up page at https://mutaafaziz.com/metaphases/kids/app.

Made by Mutaaf Aziz. Source: github.com/mutaaf/metaphases.

Also from the same collection: Hearth, Mutaaf Aziz.