For investors
Your shares. Your questions.
Follow the companies you own, hear news the moment it is lodged, and ask investor relations directly. Every answer shows where it came from.
What shareholders can expect.
A direct line to the companies you own, through updates, Q&A, AGM questions and short surveys.
Take part with ease
- Ask the company, not a forum.
- Upvote the questions you want answered.
- Follow the AGM and results Q&A.
- Answer short, anonymous surveys.
Stay in the loop
- Results and dividend alerts as they are lodged.
- Answers that cite their source.
- Meeting dates and webcast links.
- Everything you asked, in one history.
- Questions openAsk and upvote · 15 Oct
- Questions close27 Oct · 5pm AEDT
- AGM live29 Oct · 10am AWST · Watch
- Answers postedWith their sources
Three steps to a straight answer.
- 1
Get the app
Free on iOS, with Android coming soon. No brokerage login needed.
- 2
Follow the companies you own
Announcements, results and AGM dates, the moment they are lodged.
- 3
Ask and upvote
Questions go to investor relations, and the most asked rise to the top.
Ready for the moments that matter.
What you get from the companies you own through the year.
Results day
Half-year and full-year resultsThe AGM
Questions before, during and afterA capital raise
Placements, SPPs, cleansing noticesThe quarterly report
Activities report and cash flowCommon questions.
Is Diolog free for investors?
Yes. The app is free, with no subscription and no advertising.
Who answers my question?
The company's own investor relations team. Diolog drafts from what the company has already disclosed, and a person at the company approves every reply.
Can a company tell me something it has not told the market?
Replies are meant to repeat only what is already public. That is why each one links to the announcement or policy it relies on.
Which companies are on Diolog?
Any ASX-listed company can be followed for announcements. Companies that use Diolog also answer questions and run AGM Q&A in the app.
Is this investment advice?
No. Diolog shows what companies have said and lets you ask them. It does not recommend buying or selling.
Represent a company? Wider access for your holders.
Diolog gives every shareholder a direct line to your investor relations team and routes what they ask into your governed inbox.