The same grounded, no‑hallucination engine — now answering with interactive company cards, live sparklines, and tap‑to‑drill quick replies instead of plain text. This is a clickable direction, not the final build.
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A question about a company returns a card — logo, indicative price that counts up, premium chip, and a 90‑day sparkline — instead of a sentence. All from data the site already computes.
Every answer offers the next tap — Revenue, Valuation, Financials, Compare, Open profile — so users explore by tapping, not typing. The single biggest usability lift.
Revenue / EBITDA trends animate in as bars above the exact figures table — a picture first, the numbers underneath, all matching the profile page figure‑for‑figure.
"Compare PhonePe vs Zerodha" returns twin columns with the winning metric highlighted — turning the assistant into a real research shortcut.
Sparklines draw on, bars grow, figures tick up, messages rise in — with a light/dark theme and reduced‑motion respected. Alive, never noisy.
The next layer turns the assistant into a control surface for the whole product — and guides the people who don't know what to ask. This panel is live: type in the box, tap the wizard, and drag the valuation slider.
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Matching companies with logos and price appear as you type — instant discovery, no typos. Try typing "cred" or "phone" in the box.
"★ Watch PhonePe" and "alert me below ₹1,800" wire straight into features you already have — the assistant becomes a real tool, not just a search box.
A tap in the company card opens your branded PDF one‑pager — huge tangible payoff, near‑zero to build because it already exists.
A button‑driven flow — sector → stage → results — for the majority who don't know what to type. Tap through it in the panel.
Drag the price and watch the implied valuation move — your one‑pager sensitivity model, made interactive in chat. The signature moment.
When the user is logged in, the assistant answers with their data — portfolio, holdings, watchlist and live notifications — laid out full‑width, not squeezed into a chat column.