Tapetide vs Trade Hunterr
Two Finance products side by side.
| Tapetide | Trade Hunterr | |
|---|---|---|
| What it does | AI First stock research platform | AI analysis of stock chart images into trade setups |
| Pricing | Free plan | Paid |
| Categories | Finance | Finance |
| Tags | Web, AI, MCP Server, Investing, Chatbot | iOS, AI, Investing |
| Score | 34%97 votes | 57%7 votes |
| Website | tapetide.com | apps.apple.com |
| Founder | Hitesh | Not listed |
| Listed | Sep 30, 2026 | Oct 3, 2026 |
Which should you pick?
- If price decides it, start with Tapetide: it is listed as free with paid plans, while Trade Hunterr is paid.
- Voters lean towards Trade Hunterr so far: 57% said launch from 7 votes, against 34% from 97 votes for Tapetide.
- Only Tapetide is tagged Web, MCP Server and Chatbot.
- Only Trade Hunterr is tagged iOS.
Positioning is from each listing, not an endorsement.
About Tapetide
Tapetide is a stock research platform for the Indian market. It covers every stock listed on the NSE and BSE, with financials, quarterly results, FII/DII flows and shareholding patterns for each company.
At the centre is TapeAi, a chat assistant (currently in beta) that answers questions about markets, stocks and finance by pulling from financials, technicals and market flow data. The site also has a stock screener with a custom screener option, a stock score leaderboard, IPO coverage, portfolio tracking, a watchlist, commodities data, financial calculators, and DeltaDesk, a separate site for learning futures and options.
Tapetide offers a free MCP server, so you can query its data from Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and other AI clients (the site says it works with 19+). Paid plans are listed on a separate pricing page.
About Trade Hunterr
Trade Hunterr is an iPhone and iPad app for traders. You upload an image of a stock chart and it uses AI to describe possible long and short setups. Each setup comes with an entry level, a target, a stop-loss, a confidence score, technical reasoning, risk notes and an explanation written for beginners.
You can save setups and track them as active, closed or missed. The app also includes an AI trading assistant for questions, a "stock of the day" feature, and notes on catalysts and money flow. The developer says the app is for education and information only and does not give financial advice.
You need a subscription for full access. Trade Hunterr Pro costs $8.99 a week or $59.99 a year, and a discounted yearly plan at $44.99 is also listed.