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Nobody can sit on 200 IR pages and refresh EDGAR all day
A filing is public the instant it hits EDGAR, but the marquee names are the only ones your terminal bothers to surface. The niche catalyst you actually cared about, on the small name nobody writes up, sits unread until you happen to check the page.
- •The 8-K nobody pinged you on: a material event hits EDGAR and the stock moves before your terminal surfaces it.
- •Form 4 buying: an insider loads up and you read about the cluster a day later in someone's note.
- •Quiet guidance changes: a number on the IR page or a buried line in the 10-Q shifts the model, and no wire writes it up.
- •Pages your terminal ignores: a SaaS name updates its pricing page or release notes - a real catalyst that no filing feed tracks.
How it works
Give us your coverage list
Tickers, CIKs, and the exact IR, newsroom, pricing, or regulator pages you watch. We pull the right EDGAR feeds - 8-K, 10-Q, Form 4, 13D/G, S-1 - by ticker.
By ticker or CIK.
We read each filing once a day
Our agent reads each new filing and page, pulls the part that matters, and runs automated checks on the values it extracted. A reformatted page on its own stays quiet.
Public sources only.
You get the alert, already triaged
A clean note - what filed, the ticker, the line that moved - in your inbox. One alert you can act on, not a feed to dig through.
Delivered by email, once a day.
Coverage on what's already public
Every source we read is public the moment it posts. We read your whole list every day, so a filing on a small name doesn't sit unread for a week.
Watch what Bloomberg won't ping you on
Niche IR pages, a competitor's pricing page, an FDA approval portal, a state regulator docket - the public sources no filing feed bothers to index fast.
Use it next to your terminal
Point us at the exact public sources on your coverage list and run it alongside Bloomberg or AlphaSense, at a price that fits one seat.
Quality-checked, so you can act on it
Automated checks run on the extracted lines before an alert sends, and the note links the filing itself. Human verification of each alert is available on enterprise plans.
What buy-side desks put us on
- EDGAR 8-K, 10-Q, Form 4, 13D/G, and S-1 filings by ticker or CIK
- Company IR pages and investor-event calendars for guidance changes
- Corporate newsroom and press-release pages ahead of the wire
- SaaS pricing pages and software release notes as a demand read
- Regulator portals - FDA approvals, FTC/DOJ actions - that move single names
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Questions people ask
No. We only watch publicly available sources - EDGAR filings, company IR and newsroom pages, public pricing and release-notes pages, and government portals. There is no material non-public information involved, ever. What you get is a long list of public sources read for you every day.
Those are deep research suites priced for the whole desk. We're a focused alerting layer: you tell us the exact public pages and tickers you care about, and we ping you when they change. Most people run us alongside their terminal to cover the niche IR and pricing pages it surfaces slowly.
Watches run once a day, so a new filing reaches you by email within a day of posting. This is a way to keep a long list of public sources read without refreshing them yourself, rather than a low-latency market feed.
Yes. Send the full list of tickers or CIKs plus any specific IR, pricing, or regulator pages. We set up a watch per source and route everything to one inbox.
No. Tell us what you care about - say, only 8-Ks and Form 4s, ignore credit-deal boilerplate - and the agent applies that when it reads each filing. You get the catalyst, not the boilerplate.