What Prospero.ai changed

• Added three new detailed customer testimonials from Cori A., Jonathan M., and Rick M.
• New content emphasizes the speed of the app (analyzing stocks in seconds).
• New content highlights specific features like "Our Picks" and the "top 20%" stock list.
• Testimonials now mention that the app is surprisingly free, positioning it as a high-value tool for casual investors.

The company is doubling down on social proof to build trust. The new reviews specifically highlight the speed of analysis and the accuracy of their "Our Picks" feature, which helps them compete for busy retail investors.

• Removed the top banner inviting users to join the crowdfund on Republic.
• Deleted the "Invest in Prospero.ai" call-to-action link.
• Removed several long-form user testimonials and press mentions from the homepage.
• Deleted the "Latest News" section featuring articles from Fast Company and other media.
• Removed social media links for Discord, YouTube, X, TikTok, and Instagram.
• Simplified the footer by removing navigation links like "Newsroom" and "Resources."

The company has stopped promoting its public investment round. This suggests they have finished their fundraising phase or are shifting focus away from retail investors as shareholders to focus purely on app users.

• Added a new article from Financial Content titled "The 7 AI Stock Predictors Changing How Retail Investors Pick Winners."
• Removed a video link from the Schwab Network.
• Updated the "Latest" news section to prioritize this new press mention.

The company is using new third-party media coverage to prove their AI stock picking tools work. This helps them build trust with new users who are looking for reliable investing apps.