Vomara reads every headline while you sleep, scores what actually matters, and writes it up in plain English before the open.
VOMARAHundreds of headlines, no order, no context. Somewhere in here is the one that moves your position.
Every story gets a direction, an impact level, and a confidence score — read by an AI that has to explain its reasoning before it labels anything.
No gauge, no aggregate mood. Just what each story means, on its own.
Not a dashboard to explore. Three things, delivered.
Twice a day you get a short, written briefing — not a scroll of headlines, an actual read on what happened and why it matters.
Morning before the open. Evening after the close. Five minutes, not fifty tabs.
Every headline gets read, reasoned about, and scored — bullish, bearish or neutral, with an impact level and a confidence number.
The reasoning is never hidden. You can see why it called a story the way it did.
Indonesia doesn't move in isolation. Inflation in the US, growth in China, rates in Japan — they all show up in the IDX eventually.
Vomara tracks the indicators that actually spill over, and writes up what they mean for Indonesia specifically.
US policy easing and a weaker dollar are supportive for EM inflows; China's soft import demand is the main drag on Indonesian commodity exporters.
Every story goes through the same four steps. Nothing gets labeled without a reason attached to it.
The full headline and summary go in — nothing pre-filtered.
The model has to reason in writing before it's allowed to output a label.
Only now does it assign sentiment, impact, sectors and factors.
A confidence score reflects how much evidence actually backs the call.
Runs on GPT-4o-mini · the prompts are in the repo.
Same rigor, different job. One gets you ready for the open, the other tells you what actually happened.
A read on overnight developments and what they mean for the session ahead — before IDX opens.
A wrap-up of the session — context you didn't have time to read while the market was open.
No sampling, no skipping the boring ones. Every headline from every source gets read.
I trade Indonesian stocks on the side, and every morning was the same: forty tabs, half of it noise, and no real way to tell what was actually going to move something.
So I built the thing I wanted — a tool that reads everything overnight and tells me, in plain language, what happened and whether I should care.
It's still early and I'm still using it myself every morning. If it's useful to you too, that's the whole point.

Free while it's early. Opens in your browser, no card, no waitlist.
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