Listen to earnings reports and analyst research

Scroll narrates earnings reports, analyst notes, and dashboards on your Mac so you can absorb a 40-page deck while doing something else. Skim and it summarizes the numbers and guidance; turn on visual context and it describes the charts; ask a spoken question about the figure on screen — without leaving the document.

It's for analysts and investors who have more to read each morning than hours to read it.

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How Scroll works for financial reading

Right ⌥ · Look

Narrate the numbers as you scroll

Toggle Look and move through the report. Scroll summarizes revenue, margins, and guidance as you reach each section, and with visual context on it describes the charts too.

Right ⌘ · Ask

Question a figure out loud

Ask “how did margins move year over year?” or “what changed in guidance?” about the table or chart on screen, and keep the thread going across follow-ups.

Right ⇧ · Read Aloud

Listen to the MD&A

Read Aloud speaks a chosen section — the management discussion, the risk factors — so you can listen to the narrative parts hands-free.

What it handles

  • Reads PDF reports, investor-relations web pages, and dashboards or spreadsheets visible on screen.
  • Visual context describes charts and tables; the screen image is sent only when you turn that option on.
  • Uses Vision OCR so figures inside scanned decks and image PDFs are still read.
  • Cloud narration uses your own OpenAI API key; local-only mode keeps embargoed or material non-public information on your Mac.
  • Runs on macOS 26 Tahoe or later; one-time $49 purchase, three-Mac lifetime license.

Questions, answered

Can Scroll read charts and tables?

With visual context enabled, Scroll describes charts and tables in addition to the body text. The screen image is sent only when you turn that option on; otherwise Scroll works from the on-device text extraction alone.

Does it work with PDF earnings reports?

Yes. Scroll reads PDF reports, investor-relations web pages, and dashboards visible on screen. It can summarize the numbers and guidance as you scroll or read a chosen section, like the MD&A, aloud.

Will my screen be sent to the cloud?

Only when you enable visual context or ask with screen images on. Text is extracted on-device by default, and local-only mode sends nothing at all — useful for embargoed or material non-public information.

Can it summarize a long deck quickly?

Yes. Scroll paces to your scroll, so flying through a 40-page deck gives you the gist of each section, while slowing down or stopping gives the deeper read. You absorb the deck while doing something else.

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Try Scroll free for 7 days with email only, or keep it forever for $49. Requires macOS 26 Tahoe or later.

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