LivePlain-English trade parser
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Plain-English trade parser
The in-page preview needs no account and stores nothing.
Type a holding and check the preview
Buy 50 NVDA at $145.00, today
Parsed preview
- Side
- Buy
- Quantity
- 50
- Ticker
- NVDA
- Price
- $145.00
- Date
- Today
- Value
- $7,250
Holdings kept here last only while this page is open. Nothing is sent or saved after leaving. Check every field yourself before relying on it.
What it understands
- Buy, bought, add or added: bought 50 shares of NVDA at $145.
- Sell or sold: sold 5 TSLA at 240.
- Shares, units or a quantity followed by an uppercase ticker: buy 3 VOO.
- Prices after at, @ or for, with an optional dollar sign and commas.
- Today or yesterday. If neither is given, the date is shown as today, assumed.
How it works
- Type a trade in plain words, or tap an example.
- Check the ticker, quantity and price it found.
- Keep it for this session or copy it as CSV.
What you get
- Plain English in, a structured holding out.
- A local preview of action, quantity, ticker, price and date.
- Examples for common stock and ETF trade wording.
- No account needed to use the parser preview.
- Nothing is stored or sent from this in-page demonstration.
- A quick way to turn one trade sentence into fields you can check.
Why I built it
Portfolio trackers ask for a spreadsheet import before they show you anything useful.
Type "bought 50 shares of NVDA today at $145" and review the parsed entry. The preview is not saved.