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SEC filings, in plain English.

Pick a US public company. See its key numbers straight from SEC data, then summarize its latest earnings release, quarterly report or annual report with your own AI key. Every point in a summary is checked against the filing.

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Or see what the big funds hold: fund holdings (Form 13F). Every company page also links to its insider trades (Form 4).

1. Numbers from the source

Revenue, operating income, net income and earnings per share come directly from the SEC's structured filing data, with the change versus a year earlier. They 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 filing

The AI must back each point with a word-for-word quote. We look every quote up in the real filing text and tell you which ones were found and which were not.

What it covers today. Earnings press releases and other current reports (Form 8-K: leadership changes, new agreements, acquisitions, shareholder votes), quarterly reports (10-Q), annual reports (10-K) and proxy statements (DEF 14A, with the executive pay table) of companies that file them with the SEC, fund holdings (Form 13F), insider trades (Form 4), planned insider sales (Form 144) and holders of more than 5% (Schedules 13D and 13G). Foreign companies that file 20-F or 6-K forms are not supported for now, and neither are earnings call transcripts or non-SEC sources. Nothing here is investment advice.