LSE investors & traders
- You invest in UK shares
- You can't watch the market all day
- You like finding overlooked opportunities
- You're comfortable doing your own research
- You think in weeks, months or longer
Overlooked today. Opportunity tomorrow.
Find what others
have forgotten.
CrashDash searches the UK market for beaten-down, overlooked and misunderstood stocks — so you can investigate earlier.
Free during beta LSE only, for now Limited early access
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Find overlooked opportunities
Searches the UK market for unusual situations.
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Save time
Let CrashDash do the initial searching.
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Get alerted
Know when something deserves a closer look.
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Do your own research
A starting point for deeper investigation.
The difference
We don't help you watch more stocks.
We help you find fewer stocks worth watching.
CrashDash narrows the UK market down to a shortlist of situations that may be worth your time — then shows you what changed.
Less screening. More investigating.
Not another stock screener
A different way to find opportunities.
Most screeners hand you hundreds of stocks and leave you to work through them. CrashDash takes a more selective, contrarian approach.
Before
Unnoticed
- Falling share price
- Low volume
- Negative sentiment
- Off the radar
After
Worth a closer look
- Something changes
- Early signals surface
- Context is assembled
- You investigate
Same stock. A different perspective.
How it works
From forgotten to worth investigating
The interesting time isn't always when everyone is talking about a stock. Sometimes it's when almost nobody is.
- 01 Forgotten A UK-listed company drifts out of the conversation.
- 02 Something changes The picture shifts — quietly at first.
- 03 CrashDash notices It surfaces the candidate and what moved.
- 04 You investigate You read, you dig, you form your own view.
- 05 Worth investigating A place to start. Never a conclusion.
The full loop
- CrashDash detects
- Telegram alert
- Open CrashDash
- Investigate
- You decide
Alert. Investigate. Decide.
Alert timing and delivery details are covered in your onboarding material.
Selective by design
Who's it for?
Built for people who research individual companies and would rather see a shortlist than a flood.
Ideal if you…
- Prefer contrarian, recovery and undervalued situations
- Want a shortlist, not hundreds of scanner results
- Have a full-time job or other commitments
- Like digging deeper when something interesting appears
- Understand higher potential reward means higher risk
Probably not for you if…
- You're a high-frequency trader or scalper
- You want constant intraday signals
- You're looking for a traditional stock screener
- You want a giant list of undervalued stocks
- You expect CrashDash to tell you exactly what to buy or sell
CrashDash is not for everybody. The wrong user should be able to self-select out — that is deliberate.
The interesting time isn't always when everyone is talking about a stock. Sometimes it's when almost nobody is.
Patience finds opportunity.
Built around your week
Your evenings are for research, not screening.
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Work
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Life
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Market
CrashDash watches for interesting situations. You investigate when something deserves attention.
Why CrashDash?
Why we built CrashDash
A short introduction to the idea behind CrashDash.
Ready to explore CrashDash?
Join the limited LSE beta.
Request beta access
CrashDash LSE private beta
Join the beta
We're opening CrashDash to a small group of UK investors and traders. Use it, test it, and help shape what comes next.
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Applications are reviewed manually, in small batches.
Joining the beta list does not create an account, and no personal data is processed by this website.
Questions
How many ideas will I get?
Fewer than a screener, and that is the point. CrashDash is designed to narrow the market, not to flood you with it.
Does CrashDash tell me what to buy?
No. It surfaces candidates and shows you what changed. The investigating and the decision stay with you.
Is this financial advice?
No. CrashDash is a market-discovery and research tool. It is not regulated advice and it is not a recommendation.
What kinds of situations does it look for?
UK-listed companies that may be beaten down, overlooked, misunderstood, out of favour, or beginning to change.
Does it use AI?
AI-assisted analysis supports parts of the research process. It does not choose what you look at, and it does not tell you what to do.
Do I need to watch the market during the day?
No. CrashDash is built for people who cannot watch markets all day. You should be able to catch up in the evening and still have something worth reading.
What happens after I request access?
Requests are handled manually. This website collects nothing itself — it holds no accounts, no analytics and no cookies.