Prototype
The long documents, in plain English.
Pick a category. See what can be worked out straight from the source, then summarize the rest with your own AI key. Every point in a summary is checked against the original.
SEC filings
Earnings, insider trades, fund holdings, proxy statements and more, straight from SEC data.
- Key numbers, earnings releases, quarterly and annual reports
- Insider trades and planned sales (Forms 4 and 144)
- Fund holdings (13F) and holders of more than 5% (13D and 13G)
- Proxy statements with the executive pay table
arXiv papers
New research papers, in plain language.
- Browse the newest papers in a field and open any of them
- A plain-language summary of a paper you pick, from its abstract, written with your own AI key
- Every point in a summary checked against the paper
Visa Bulletin
The monthly US visa bulletin: what moved, in plain language.
- The latest cut-off dates by category and country
- What moved compared with the previous month, computed by code
- A plain-language explanation of the bulletin with your own AI key
1. Figures from the source
Where a document has numbers, they come from the source's own data and are calculated by code, never written by an AI, so they cannot be invented.
2. Your key, your browser
The summary is written by the AI provider you choose, using your own API key. The key stays in your browser and goes only to that provider. There are no accounts and nothing to sign up for.
3. Checked against the source
The AI must back each point with a word-for-word quote. We look every quote up in the real document and tell you which ones were found and which were not.