Today's example: Apple (AAPL)
It is the same sentence that opens its page on your phone:
As of October 28, 2026, Kaplio rates Apple (AAPL) expensive: it trades at 39.4 times earnings, 38 % above its ten-year median (28.7) and 23 % above its sector's (32.0).
What you see when you open a company page
On your phone, open the page of any of the 2,043 companies with a verdict. At the top, the verdict and its reason; just below, the lights and the Buffett and Lynch methods:
- The verdict (cheap, fairly priced or expensive) and today's P/E, next to the price.
- Its reason in two figures: how far the P/E sits from its ten-year median and from its sector's.
- Four lights: valuation, business, balance sheet and results.
- What the Buffett and Lynch methods say about the company today.
Kaplio on your phone vs native apps
What it has and what it does not, so you can choose with facts.
| What | Kaplio on your phone | Native app |
|---|---|---|
| Install | There is no app on the App Store or Google Play: it is a website you add to your home screen, and it opens full screen. | Downloaded from the App Store or Google Play. |
| Exchanges | US and Canada only (NYSE, NASDAQ, NYSE American and TSX). | Depends on the app; some cover exchanges worldwide. |
| Quotes and news | No real-time quotes. Each company page has a News tab. | Many have real-time quotes and news. |
| Price and sign-up | Free with 10 years of data, no sign-up. | Depends on the app and its plan. |
Who it is for, and who it is not for
Best for: individual investors who want a plain-language, dated verdict on companies listed in the US or Canada, including ADRs such as ASML or TSM, on a computer or on a phone, where the verdict fits on the first screen. Not for: options, crypto, intraday trading or companies listed only outside the NYSE, NASDAQ, AMEX and TSX.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a Kaplio app?
There is no app on the App Store or Google Play. Kaplio is a website built for phones: it opens in the browser and you can add it to your home screen, where it opens full screen, like an app.
How does it decide whether a stock is expensive?
It compares today's P/E with the company's own ten-year median and with its sector's median: those are the two figures in the reason next to the verdict. The full rule is in the Methodology.
How Kaplio decides: the Methodology
Is it free?
Yes. The verdict, the four lights, the Buffett and Lynch methods and 10 years of data are free and need no sign-up. A free account saves your watchlists and portfolio. Premium extends the data to 20 years and removes the alert limit.
Which exchanges does it cover?
The US and Canada: NYSE, NASDAQ, NYSE American and TSX, including ADRs such as ASML or TSM. The verdict covers 2,043 companies worth more than $2B.
How do I add it to my home screen?
On iPhone, open kaplio.com in Safari, tap the Share button and choose "Add to Home Screen". On Android, open kaplio.com in Chrome, tap the three-dot menu and choose "Add to Home screen" or "Install app".
Does it alert me if it changes?
Yes, with a free account: turn on the alert on a company page and, when the Buffett or Lynch method changes its verdict, you will see it in your dashboard (up to 3 alerts). With Premium, unlimited and also by email.
What changed
- October 26, 2026: Kaplio launches its phone version; on a company page, the verdict and its reason move to the very top.
- October 2026: first version of this page.