Shibui Finance is a free AI stock screener you run by talking to Claude. Instead of picking from preset dropdown filters, you describe what you want in plain English, and Claude writes a query that checks your conditions across nearly 10,000 US stocks and 64 years of data. That includes conditions a traditional screener cannot express, like a metric that has to hold in every quarter for five years rather than just in the latest one.
What an AI stock screener does differently
A traditional screener gives you preset dropdown filters on current values. You pick from a fixed menu, and every filter looks at the latest number. An AI stock screener takes a plain-English description and turns it into a query. Two things change: you are not limited to a preset menu, and you can ask about how a number behaved over time, not just where it sits today.
Screen in plain English
Describe the criteria in a sentence. No dropdown menus, no SQL, no formulas. Claude writes the query and you can read it.
Screen across time
Ask for conditions that span periods, like "operating margin above 15% in every quarter for five years," not just the latest value.
Combine technical and fundamental
Mix RSI, MACD, and moving averages with P/E, revenue growth, and free cash flow in a single request, not two separate tools.
Screen the whole market
Check nearly 10,000 US equities in one pass, then rank the matches by a measure you define instead of paging through a preset list.
"Find US stocks with revenue growth above 20% for four consecutive quarters, positive free cash flow, and a P/E under 25."
"Screen for companies where operating margin expanded every year for five years and RSI is currently below 40."
"Among stocks above $2B market cap, show those whose free cash flow grew every year for five years, ranked by 5-year revenue CAGR."
Each of these is one request. Claude reads the data, applies the conditions across every period you named, and hands back the matches with the numbers behind them. The guide to screening stocks with AI walks through how to phrase screens like these.
How it compares to a traditional screener
A preset screener is faster when the question is a simple present-tense filter, like "P/E under 15 and dividend yield over 3%." The AI approach earns its keep when the condition spans time, mixes data types, or is something no dropdown can express.
| Traditional screener | AI stock screener (Shibui) | |
|---|---|---|
| Input | Preset dropdown filters | Plain-English description |
| Time | Current values only | Any period, including multi-period conditions |
| Combining data | Limited cross-type filters | Technical and fundamental in one query |
| Output | Filtered list | Filtered list, the reasoning, and the query |
| Cost | Free to paid tiers | Free (needs a Claude account) |
For a side-by-side on specific tools, see Shibui vs Finviz and Shibui vs TradingView. If you screen for Shariah compliance, the halal stock screener applies the same plain-English approach to the AAOIFI ratios.
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