Quantral in Claude and ChatGPT.
Quantral’s MCP server connects your AI assistant to our signal data: ask what retail investors and market commentators are saying about a stock, and get scores and monthly recaps back as interactive cards in the chat, with the mentions behind each score one question away.
Public data, scored. Not financial advice, do your own research.
What is the signal score for NVDA?
NVIDIA Corporation
$217.44 ↓1.51%
On X, there’s chatter about NVIDIA cutting memory specs on its Rubin Ultra system, reducing HBM capacity.
NVDA · Semiconductors · 56m
NVDA’s Quantral signal score is 66 (Moderate) over 24h and 81 (Strong) over 7d.
Questions your assistant can now answer.
Your assistant already has opinions about stocks. Connected to Quantral, it has today’s numbers: the live score, the posts behind it, and how the month has gone. Tap any question to copy it.
What the agent can read.
The agent gets eight read-only tools. Every score it reads is aggregated social sentiment from the sources Quantral tracks, weighted by source and author credibility. It is not a price prediction, and it is not investment advice. The strategies it reads are tracked model portfolios with their record, not trades to make.
get_top_signalsThe stocks with the strongest chatter right now, ranked 0 to 100, over either a 24-hour or a 7-day window.
search_companiesLook up a company by name or ticker, so the agent knows which one you mean before it pulls anything else.
get_company_scoreOne company's score for both windows, each with its tier word attached: Exceptional, Strong, Moderate, Weak, or Negative.
get_company_recapsMonth-by-month summaries of what the conversation around a company has actually been about.
get_company_signalsThe individual posts a score was built from, up to 50 per request, so you can read the case instead of taking the number on trust. Korean broker research notes shared on Telegram appear here too, as context only: they do not feed the score.
list_strategiesQuantral's tracked strategies: rule-based 10-stock model portfolios, rebuilt weekly and compared with the S&P 500. Each comes with how often it updates, its live record and hypothetical backtest kept separate, the latest list date, and the next update.
get_strategyOne strategy's current list, which names are new this update, how each has moved since it joined, and what was dropped. Key stats keep live and backtest apart, with a plain summary and the caveats.
get_strategy_changesWhat was added and dropped in the latest weekly update, or the net changes since a date you give, for checking in on a strategy you already watch.
Also built for agents that trade.
An AI trading agent or bot can call the same tools your chat does: pull the ranked signals on a schedule, check the chatter around a stock before its own model acts, and read the mentions behind a score. Sentiment is one input; the trading system decides its weight.
- Hosted
- A remote server you point your agent at. Nothing to run or deploy.
- Auth
- OAuth sign-in with a Quantral account. No API keys, read-only access.
- Rate limit
- 60 requests a minute, more than a scheduled strategy needs.
// pre-open run, weekdays
09:00:01get_top_signals({ window: "7d", limit: 3 })09:00:02SNDK · 92 Exceptional
NVDA · 90 Exceptional
MU · 89 Strong
09:00:04get_company_signals({ ticker: "SNDK" })09:00:0550 mentions, newest first
09:00:06watchlist updated, next run tomorrow
The answer comes back as a card.
Top signals, company scores, monthly recaps, and strategies render as cards inside the conversation in Claude and ChatGPT, the same ones you would see in the app.
Sandisk Corporation
SNDK · Computer hardware
NVIDIA Corporation
NVDA · Semiconductors
Micron Technology
MU · Semiconductors
Ranked top signals
The current leaderboard of chatter, scored and ordered for the window you ask about.
NVIDIA Corporation
$217.44 ↓1.51%
Company score
One company's signal strength across both windows, with the tier word beside each score.
A 15% drop on July 1st, sparked by a report that Meta might sell excess AI compute, was called a massive overreaction on X as posters argued demand still far exceeds supply. After the selloff, bulls bragged about buying the dip, with shares rebounding 6% in a day.
140 posts · X · Reddit
Monthly recaps
The month-by-month story of a company, the same recaps you get on its page in the app.
SKHY
-1.0%
Since added
CRDO
+8.3%
Since added
APLD
+16.8%
While here
WULF
+14.2%
While here
Strategies
A strategy's list, what its latest weekly update added and dropped, and its record against the S&P 500, live and backtest kept apart.
Connecting takes a couple of minutes.
One server URL, pasted into your assistant, then a sign-in with your Quantral account. Works with any MCP-compatible agent. Full instructions, and the connector itself, live at app.quantral.com/connect.
Server URL
Claude
- Open Settings, then Connectors.
- Choose Add custom connector.
- Paste the server URL.
- Sign in with your Quantral account and approve.
Or skip the URL and add Quantral from Claude's connector directory.
ChatGPT
- Open Settings, then Apps and connectors, then Advanced, and enable developer mode.
- Add a connector with the same server URL.
- Sign in and approve.
Or let the agent connect itself
Paste this into the chat and your assistant will either add the connector on the spot or read back the exact steps for its own app.
The signal, without the scroll
From the people already using it.
“Wish I found this sooner”
I check it with my morning coffee instead of doomscrolling X for an hour, and I've stopped taking tips from accounts that turned out to be wrong most of the time. Caught two moves last month I would've completely missed.
“Brilliant”
Definitely worth the subscription. In this day and age things move fast in the markets, tracking sentiment in social spaces is a stronger indicator now more than ever. This app can definitely help give you an edge.
“Very intuitive to use”
The signal strength calculation makes it very easy to quickly find good stocks to keep an eye on. Good to keep as an extra tool on your portfolio.
“Great Tool”
Love scrolling this each morning before markets open and also throughout the day
Questions, answered
MCP, the Model Context Protocol, is an open standard that lets an AI assistant connect to an outside service and read data from it. Quantral's MCP server is the endpoint your assistant connects to, so Claude, ChatGPT, or any MCP-compatible agent can pull signal scores, the mentions behind them, monthly recaps, and Quantral's tracked strategies straight into the conversation.
Connected to Quantral, yes: your assistant reads the live signal score for a stock, the individual posts behind it, and its monthly recaps, and reasons over them in the conversation. The analysis stays grounded in sentiment data: what the crowd is saying, weighted by credibility, not a prediction of where the price goes.
Yes. Agent access is included with every Quantral plan, weekly, monthly or yearly, at no extra cost. You connect by signing in with your Quantral account, and an active subscription (or your 7-day free trial on yearly) is what keeps the connection working.
No. The connection is read-only. An agent can read signals, scores, recaps, and strategies, and it can never change your account, your watchlists, or your billing. It also learns your name and email so it knows whose account it is reading, and nothing else.
No. Every score the agent reads is aggregated social sentiment from the sources Quantral tracks, weighted by source and author credibility. It describes how loud and how credible the conversation is right now, not where a price is going, and nothing your assistant reports back is a recommendation to buy or sell.
The server queries Quantral live, so your assistant reads the current scores for both the 24-hour and the 7-day window every time you ask, along with the mentions sitting behind them.
The server accepts up to 60 requests a minute per account, which is well beyond what a normal conversation uses. Pulling the individual mentions behind a score returns up to 50 of them per request.
No. Quantral surfaces signals and context from public sources to help you do your own research. Nothing here is financial advice or a recommendation to buy or sell.
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Public data, scored. Not financial advice, do your own research.