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The analyst every analyst actually wanted.

EDGAR Analyst is building the AI research agent for SEC filings. We index every 10-K, 10-Q, 8-K, S-1, proxy, and insider trade the moment it hits EDGAR, and we hand the desk the work it never has time to do.

Filings got longer. Teams got smaller.

The average 10-K crossed 300 pages a decade ago and kept going. Earnings season got compressed, sell-side coverage shrank, and the desks expected to read everything got cut in half. The math stopped working.

Reading filings is the job. It's also the part of the job everyone secretly skips. The footnotes, the segment breakouts, the MD&A language shifts — the signal is almost always in the parts no one had time to read.

We built EDGAR Analyst because we wanted that work done before we walked into the morning meeting. Now it is.

How we think about building this.

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Every claim is cited.

If our model says it, we point to the page, the exhibit, the footnote. No floating numbers, no hallucinated revenue. The public record is the source of truth.

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The reader stays free.

The default EDGAR experience is from 1995. We rebuilt it. Anyone can use it without an account. The public record should be readable by the public.

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Speed is a feature.

If the memo lands after the press release, it's worthless. We optimize the entire pipeline — index, parse, reason, deliver — for the second after a filing drops.

The system, today.

22M+
Filings indexed since 1993
<60s
Filing drop to memo
Faster than manual review
SOC 2
Type II in progress

Engineers and ex-analysts.

We're a small team based across New York and remote. Half of us came out of buy-side and sell-side research desks. The other half came out of infra and ML at companies you've heard of. We meet in the middle.

We hire people who've actually had to read a 280-page 10-K at 11pm. They're the only ones who care enough to fix it.

If that sounds like you, write to careers@edgaranalyst.com.

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