Aiisa
Aiisa is a Swedish investment-decision AI that publishes daily stock ideas at 07:00 for Nasdaq Stockholm equities and OMXS30 exchange-traded products, adds earnings-report summaries with an interactive chat, and tracks every prediction against real outcomes.
What is Aiisa?
Aiisa is an investment decision-support engine published by AIISA AB, a Swedish company registered on 20 February 2019 and based in Mölndal, near Gothenburg. The site credits the founding to Martin Kwasniewski, who holds a research degree from Chalmers University of Technology and claims more than twenty-five years in AI technology. The company presents Aiisa not as a trading platform but as a decision-support tool: it produces ideas, the investor executes them elsewhere.
The coverage is deliberately narrow. Aiisa follows the Large, Mid and Small Cap segments of Nasdaq Stockholm, plus exchange-traded products whose underlying is the OMXS30 index. Nothing else is monitored. Within that scope the application offers three blocks: Intraday Picks, which publishes the day's ideas at 07:00 with confidence ratings, an intraday indicator and a nine-day swing indicator; Aiisa Insight Reports, which summarises the key points of a company's latest results, projects an outlook and lets the user question the report in a chat; and My Watchlist for following chosen assets.
The publisher's technical claim is that the system generates its own theories about the market rather than applying predefined formulas, learns continuously, and uses neither backtesting nor curve-fitting, drawing on media, web and trading data. Its accountability claim is more verifiable: every idea is stored and later compared with the actual outcome, and the accuracy of its OMXSPI closing-direction calls has been tracked publicly since 3 November 2023.
Access comes in three commercial tiers - Aiisa Investor at 299 SEK per month, Aiisa Investor PRO at 699 SEK per month, and Aiisa Enterprise on quotation - and through three channels: the web application, iOS and Android apps, and an API reserved for institutional clients. The company serves both retail and business customers, names Vontobel, Millistream and Talk to Data as partners, and says it raised venture capital in 2025 to expand its B2B side. Swedish register filings for 2025 show a small operation: no declared employees and SEK 278,000 of revenue.
What it does
- Deliver AI-generated investment ideas on Nasdaq Stockholm equities every morning at 07:00
- Estimate whether the OMXS30 index is likely to close higher or lower, with an intraday indicator and a confidence rating
- Summarise the key figures of a company's latest earnings report and answer follow-up questions about it in chat
- Project the likely trading range of a stock or of the index, including maximum intraday rise or fall potential
- Give entry and exit timing on index ideas, with take-profit and stop-loss levels on the Pro tier
- Position a stock against its sector peers and project a quarterly or 12-18 month outlook
- Feed Aiisa's intraday index data and advanced insights into a professional workflow through the Enterprise API
When to use Aiisa / When not to
A quick filter to help you decide if Aiisa is the right fit.
When to use Aiisa
- Private investors active on Nasdaq Stockholm who want an independent second opinion before adding to, holding or trimming a position
- Intraday traders working the OMXS30 index, who get an intraday indicator and a probability that the index closes up or down
- Short- to medium-term swing investors, served by the nine-day long indicator and, on the Pro tier, quarterly and 12-18 month outlooks
- Professional and institutional desks that want Aiisa's intraday index data and advanced market insights delivered through the Enterprise API
- Investors who insist on auditable AI: every idea is archived and benchmarked against the real outcome, with the accuracy record published since November 2023
When not to use Aiisa
- Anyone investing outside Nasdaq Stockholm: no foreign equities, no crypto, no currency pairs and no commodities are covered today
- People looking for a broker: Aiisa holds no account, places no order and custodies no securities - execution stays with your own bank or platform
- Investors seeking regulated financial advice, since the disclaimer explicitly rules out advice, recommendations and solicitation
- Buy-and-hold or passive fund investors, for whom a daily intraday signal feed adds nothing useful
- Anyone expecting a permanently free tool: past the one-month trial only paid monthly plans remain, and the trial is limited to accounts that never held a subscription
How to use Aiisa
A typical end-to-end flow, from setup to results.
- Open an account on the web application at app.aiisa.se, or download the Aiisa app for iOS or Android
- Pick the product that matches your investment style and the depth of data you want to work with
- Use the first month free: full access is granted, but only to accounts that have never held an active subscription
- Check the day's ideas each morning from 07:00, covering Nasdaq Stockholm stocks and OMXS30-linked exchange-traded products
- Open the Aiisa Insight Report on a company that has just published results, then ask the chat your follow-up questions
- Build a watchlist of the assets you actually follow, and read the confidence rating attached to each idea
- On the Pro tier, read the entry and exit timing, the take-profit and stop-loss levels, and the sector comparison before acting
- Place the trade yourself through your own bank or trading platform: Aiisa never executes anything
- Choose a paid plan when the trial ends - card payment through Lemon Squeezy on the web, iTunes on iOS, Google Pay on Android - and upgrade from Investor to Investor PRO at any time
- Cancel from the Account menu on the web, or from your store account settings on mobile at least one day before the period ends
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Publishes and tracks its own accuracy over time, on OMXSPI closing direction since 3 November 2023 - unusual transparency in financial AI
- Every investment idea is archived and benchmarked against the actual outcome for due-diligence purposes
- The return methodology behind the AIITRI portfolio is spelled out in detail, including what it excludes, rather than being asserted
- Low entry point for the segment at 299 SEK per month, with a full first month free
- Institutional validation: Vontobel selected AIISA as its AI partner for market analysis on OMXS30-linked products
- Legal identity fully public and consistent across the Swedish register, VIES, the App Store and Google Play
- Three access routes - web, iOS and Android - plus a contract API, and no custody of your assets at any point
Cons
- Extremely narrow market scope: one exchange and one index, with no foreign equities, crypto, currencies or commodities
- No separate terms and conditions page: the conditions of use live inside the disclaimer
- No public API documentation - the API exists only as a quoted Enterprise offer
- No security or compliance page, no certification, no data processing agreement, and no named subprocessor list beyond payment providers
- The site says nothing about where data is hosted, nor whether customer data is used to train models
- No permanently free plan, no annual billing and therefore no commitment discount; the trial is one month and one time only
- English-only interface for a product centred on the Stockholm exchange, and the homepage performance chart fails to load
Pricing & Plans
There is no permanently free plan. Aiisa grants a free trial of one month with access to all features, reserved for users who have never held an active subscription. The lowest paid entry point is Aiisa Investor at 299 SEK per month; Aiisa Investor PRO is charged at 699 SEK per month, and Aiisa Enterprise is quoted individually. All published prices are monthly and in Swedish krona: the site offers no annual billing and no commitment discount. Payments on the web are handled by Lemon Squeezy and renew automatically; mobile subscriptions are billed through iTunes on iOS and Google Pay on Android.
- Nasdaq Stockholm coverage
- Intraday Picks (stock ideas with intraday confidence rating
- intraday indicator
- nine-day long swing indicator and price-trend graph
- index ideas with intraday indicator
- up/down closing probability and media sentiment) and Aiisa Insight Reports with key-point summaries
- outlook over time and chat
- everything in Aiisa Investor
- plus maximum intraday rise or fall potential
- a 12-18 month indicator
- entry and exit timing on the index
- take-profit and stop-loss levels
- and sector analysis inside the Insight Reports
- API access to all of Aiisa's data
- including intraday index prediction graphs and advanced market insights
- reserved for institutional and professional clients and arranged through an enterprise demo
Data, GDPR & hosting
A consolidated view of how Aiisa handles your data.
GDPR overview
The privacy policy, last updated on 15 April 2026, is built around the GDPR, although the site never claims compliance in so many words. AIISA AB names itself data controller with its Swedish company number, lists the categories of data it collects, and sets out four legal bases: contract, consent, legitimate interest and legal obligation. Users are told they may request access, correction, deletion, restriction or portability, object to processing, withdraw consent and complain to their local supervisory authority. Transfers outside the EU/EEA are covered by EU Standard Contractual Clauses or other GDPR-approved safeguards, and third-party cookie providers are required to process data in line with the GDPR. Automated AI-based processing is disclosed. No data protection officer is named, and no Article 27 representative is designated - none is required, the publisher being established in Sweden.
Who owns the data?
AIISA AB, registered in Sweden under company number SE559195-8029 at Rullharvsgatan 3A, 431 47 Mölndal, is the data controller for the Aiisa app and its associated websites, under a privacy policy last updated on 15 April 2026. It collects identity, account, payment, technical, usage and support-communication data, together with cookie data. All content in the web application and on the website is owned by AIISA AB and protected by intellectual property law. Data may be shared with hosting and IT security providers, with the payment processors iTunes, Google Pay and Lemon Squeezy, with analytics tools, and with legal advisers or authorities where required. The company states that it never sells personal data.
Reuse rights
No. The disclaimer states that all content in the Aiisa web application and on the website is owned by AIISA AB and may not be copied, distributed, published or reused without the company's written permission. Users are therefore licensed to consult the investment ideas, reports and indicators for their own decision-making, not to redistribute them. Systematic or commercial reuse goes through the Enterprise route instead: API access to Aiisa's data is sold as a tailored, contract-based service to institutional and professional clients, who are asked to state which data they wish to purchase. The site sets out no other condition governing personal reuse, and publishes no licence text beyond the disclaimer.
Data retention & training
Hosting summary
The site does not disclose where user data is hosted. No country, no region, no cloud provider and no data centre is named anywhere in the privacy policy, the cookie policy or the disclaimer; the privacy policy refers only to unnamed "hosting and IT security providers" among the parties with whom data may be shared. The one adjacent statement is a transfer clause rather than a hosting declaration: if personal data is transferred outside the EU/EEA, AIISA AB says it relies on EU Standard Contractual Clauses or other GDPR-approved safeguards. That tells the reader how a transfer would be protected, not where the data normally sits. Payment data is explicitly governed by the policies of iTunes, Google Pay and Lemon Squeezy rather than by Aiisa itself. The publisher is a Swedish company and therefore falls under Swedish and EU jurisdiction, but no hosting jurisdiction is stated. Anyone with a residency requirement should ask the company directly before subscribing.
Things to keep in mind
Risks and trade-offs to weigh before adopting Aiisa.
- Over-reliance: a daily stream of ready-made ideas can quietly replace your own analysis, which is exactly what the publisher warns against when it says your judgement remains the final step
- Leverage: the disclaimer states that leveraged exchange-traded products are complex, can cause rapid and substantial losses, and that most investors who trade them lose capital at some point
- Past performance: the published accuracy record is explicitly not a guarantee of future results, and the homepage chart meant to display it currently fails to load, so the headline figure cannot be checked on screen
- Experimental output: every idea is described as experimental and provided for informational and inspirational purposes only, not as a recommendation
- Trading cadence: an idea feed timed at 07:00 every morning encourages over-trading and portfolio churn, and the published return metric deliberately excludes brokerage costs
- Content and data rights: everything Aiisa produces belongs to AIISA AB and may not be reused without written permission, and the site never says whether customer data is used to train its models
- Thin operational footprint: Swedish register filings for 2025 show no declared employees and SEK 278,000 of revenue, and staging markers left in the site metadata suggest a small team running a young product
Setup & Integrations
Technical difficulty
Very low. There is nothing to install or configure: you create an account on the web application or download the iOS or Android app, choose a product, and start reading the day's ideas. No brokerage account is linked, no API key is issued and no technical parameter is exposed to the user, because Aiisa never connects to your portfolio. The first month is free with full access, so the tool can be evaluated without any commitment. The only demanding path is the Enterprise one: API access is arranged case by case through a demo and a bespoke agreement, and requires development work on the client's side.
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Alternatives
Tools that compete with or complement Aiisa.
Frequently asked questions
Is the one-month trial genuinely free?
Which market does Aiisa cover?
Why is a particular stock missing from the app?
Does Aiisa hold my money or place my orders?
Can I buy Aiisa's data through an API?
How do I pay, and how do I cancel?
Is there a mobile app?
How is the AIITRI portfolio return calculated?
Is this financial advice?
Does Aiisa work without human input?
Should you pick Aiisa?
Aiisa is a narrow tool that does one thing and says so plainly. It reads a single exchange, publishes an idea before the market opens, and lets the investor decide. What sets it apart is not the AI claim - every vendor makes one - but the willingness to publish its own hit rate on OMXSPI closing direction since November 2023, to archive every idea for later comparison, and to spell out exactly how its return figure is computed and what it leaves out. The disclaimer is unusually candid about experimental output and leveraged-product risk, and the company repeats that no AI is perfect.
The reservations are real. The scope is one exchange and one index, so the tool is useless outside Stockholm. There is no separate terms page, no security or compliance page, no certification, no data processing agreement and no named subprocessor list beyond payment providers; the site is silent on where data is hosted and on whether customer data feeds model training. The Enterprise API is sold but never documented publicly. Swedish register filings for 2025 show no declared employees and SEK 278,000 of revenue, which is a small base for a product claiming institutional partnerships - and a staging marker still sits in the site metadata, while the homepage performance chart fails to render.
For a Swedish investor already trading Nasdaq Stockholm, the entry cost is modest and the first month is free, so the tool is cheap to test on its own terms. For anyone else, or for anyone expecting regulated advice, order execution or documented compliance, Aiisa is not the answer.
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