Show your research,
not your net worth.
You want to walk your audience through a portfolio decision, not disclose your account balance to the internet. Privacy mode masks every dollar figure a viewer could use to reconstruct your net worth, while the analysis you’re actually presenting, meaning prices, percentages, ratios and charts, stays fully visible.
What is ALAN Privacy mode?
A one-click setting that masks share counts, position values, cash balances, cost totals, dollar profit and loss, and income figures across the ALAN portfolio and daily brief. Per-share prices, percentage moves, and ratios stay visible, because they are public market data. Built for screen recording, streaming, and screen sharing.
What your viewers see
Illustrative values, not a real account. The mask glyphs are exactly what the product renders.
- Hidden
- Share counts, position and market values, cash balances, cost totals, dollar P&L, income totals: anything a viewer could use to reconstruct your account size.
- Visible
- Per-share prices, percentage moves, allocation percentages, ratios, charts: public market data and the substance of your commentary.
- The invariant
- No visible pair of numbers can be combined to back out a share count or account value. If per-share dividend shows, annual income is masked.
Built for the recording workflow
The mask applies before first paint. Reloading a page mid-recording never flashes your balance for a frame.
The toggle syncs across browser tabs instantly and persists between sessions across portfolio, daily brief, income, tax lots and performance.
Flip it on before you hit record, flip it off when you're done. It's a display layer, so your data never changes.