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Private financial OSINT

Financial OSINT on your own machine.

We turn public SEC filings into source-linked intelligence. We build software, not hardware. The AI capex chain is free to explore here. Your own watchlists run privately on a GPU machine you own.

Public filings only No price data Not investment advice
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Latest filings

What the AI universe just filed.

A factual feed from EDGAR metadata. Each row links to the filing; no severity or rating is assigned.

All filings

Five questions

Five questions, answered from the record.

Every feature we build maps to one of these questions. If it does not, we do not build it.

01Partial

Will this company blow up?

Filed events such as auditor changes, late filings, restatements, and risk-factor changes, where the filing states them. Full signal scoring is a later stage.

02Partial

Who is behind it?

Officers, directors, and holders extracted from filings where the document states them. The full entity graph and GLEIF/OFAC resolution are pending.

03Pending

Who else is affected?

Shared auditors, lenders, customers, and directors, once the disclosed relationship graph is available. No inferred edges are shown today.

04Pending

Can they be trusted?

Ownership and sanctions context, with every finding linked to its source. The public site does not yet resolve GLEIF/OFAC entities; it is not a screening system of record.

05Partial

Where is the sector heading?

Capex, financing, and power disclosures alongside official macro releases. Theme extraction and historical positioning are later stages.

Private by design

Your questions never leave the building.

Public data comes in. Nothing about what you look at goes out. The Workstation and Intelligence Engine are designed to run inside your network.

Public sources

SEC EDGAR and public data

Filings, XBRL facts, LEI records, sanctions lists, and official macro releases.

Your machine

Workstation + Engine + local models

Watchlists, holdings, notes, cases, and questions stay on hardware you control.

No query telemetry.

We do not receive your searches, watchlists, or notes.

Signed packs in.

Sector snapshots and software updates arrive as signed files.

Air-gap option.

Updates and packs can be imported from an offline bundle.

What we are building

One product family, four parts.

The software is in development. This page describes the system we are building, not a shipped release.

See the product family
In development

Workstation

The investigation interface: alert inbox, entity dossier, relationship graph, timeline, filing viewer with year-over-year 10-K comparison, cited answers, and case files you can export.

Free. Covers the AI sector universe without an engine license.

In development

Intelligence Engine

Entity resolution across SEC, LEI, sanctions, and registry data; the relationship graph; rule-based red-flag signals; corroboration and confidence grading; watchlist monitoring and contagion alerts.

Annual license, priced by hardware tier.

First pack in development

Sector Packs

Sector-wide processing we run centrally and deliver as signed snapshots. The AI capex chain pack is the first one and will be free.

By arrangement

Services

Deployment, training, custom public-data sources, and custom analytics for institutions that need a tailored build.

AI capex chain

Ten layers, from chips to AI software.

Every company in the universe files with the SEC. Every relationship we show will be one a company disclosed in a filing, linked to the passage.

Explore the chain
01

Chips

Designers of processors and accelerators.

02

Foundry & equipment

Chip manufacturing and the tools that make chips.

03

Memory

DRAM, HBM, and storage.

04

Servers

Systems that package accelerators into machines.

05

Networking

Switches, optics, and interconnect.

06

Data centers

Developers and operators of facilities.

07

Power

Generation, utilities, and equipment serving data centers.

08

Neoclouds

Specialist GPU cloud providers.

09

Hyperscalers

Large cloud platforms.

10

AI software

Model developers and AI application companies that file with the SEC.

Open by default

Open plugins for public data.

Our connectors for SEC EDGAR and other public-domain government sources are planned as Apache-2.0 extensions for OpenBB ODP v5. They are not published yet. We will link the repositories here when they are.

What stays open

  • Provider packages for clean public sources.
  • Rate-limited, archiving egress client.
  • Documentation for source terms, limits, and provenance.

Next step

See it on your own watchlist.

Tell us what you would like to monitor, in general terms. You do not need to share your watchlist.