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GSDAQ: design, development and launch for an AI stock research platform

Design and development for GSDAQ's website, web app and iOS app, with content production and App Store launch work.

GSDAQ web app with a news feed, market dashboard and economic calendar, captured September 12, 2026

The project

GSDAQ is the Gwangsu team's U.S. stock news and AI research platform. Our scope covers product design, development, content production and App Store launch work across its website, web app and iOS app.

Start with a question

A dense market dashboard can show plenty of data without helping a person understand what matters. GSDAQ brings a question and its explanation together, with sources and conditions that help a reader examine the answer. The dashboard remains available for deeper research.

GSDAQ example answer with supporting indicators and reasoning steps displayed alongside it
An example from the product design: an answer, the indicators behind it and the steps used to reach it. Screen values illustrate the interface.

Connect the research

  • Keep sources and the conditions that could change an explanation close to the answer.
  • Connect individual stock questions to portfolio balance and market context.
  • Carry the same information structure across the public website, web app and native app.
  • Make the product boundary visible: GSDAQ explains market information and does not execute trades.

Where it stands

Scope
Design, development, content production & App Store launch
Surfaces
Website, web app & iOS
The result
Web app live

As of September 21, 2026, visitors can open the public web app and explore its feed, dashboard and calendar. The public website lists the App Store release as coming soon.

Explore the work

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