Samir Asadov

Samir Asadov

CFA | Finance tools, models and AI apps
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About

CFA charterholder, ~15 years in M&A, project finance and modelling. I build practical finance and AI tools: MortWise, ModelUp, PolyMind and more at asadov-stack.netlify.app.

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Maker History

  • SpotOn WC26
    SpotOn WC26Predict every World Cup 2026 match. Compete with friends.
    Jun 2026
  • Asadov Stack
    Asadov StackSeven AI products. One discipline.
    Jun 2026
  • ModelUp
    ModelUpTurn your startup idea into a 5-year financial model
    May 2026
  • RoofSolar
    RoofSolarFinancial-grade solar analysis for your roof — in 3 minutes
    May 2026
  • MortWise
    MortWiseCompare mortgages, rate rises and overpayments
    May 2026

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5mo ago

SpotOn WC26 - Predict every World Cup 2026 match. Compete with friends.

SpotOn WC26 is a free 2026 World Cup prediction game. Predict the exact score of all 72 group games (1 pt outcome, 2 goal difference, 3 exact score). Your knockout bracket builds itself from your picks, and you score points the further your teams go. Play private leagues with friends; live leaderboard once predictions lock. Free, no install. Brackets lock 2 hours before the June 11 opener. Predict. Compete. Win.
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4mo ago

uVidNova - The live reconstruction-finance atlas of Ukraine

An asset-level, project-finance-grade register of Ukraine's wartime damage and reconstruction opportunities. Three deterministic cost paths per asset, defensible financing structures, re-damage tracking — all sourced to World Bank RDNA3 and KSE Institute. Built for DFI analysts, not donors.
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5mo ago

Asadov Stack - Seven AI products. One discipline.

A portfolio of 7 AI-native finance and consumer apps built by a solo CFA charterholder and FMWC top-ranked financial modeler. From mortgage analysis to solar ROI to Ukraine reconstruction finance — institutional-grade rigor applied to decisions people actually make.
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