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About Equibles

US-equity research built on primary sources.

Equibles is a research platform for US-listed companies. It brings SEC filings, earnings-call transcripts and audio, XBRL fundamentals, and institutional, insider and congressional trading into one place — parsed from the original filings, never third-party estimates, with a citation behind every figure.

What we cover

Datasets are collected from regulators, primary filings, and licensed market-data feeds. See the full dataset catalog for the details.

SEC filings & documents

Full-text and semantic search across SEC filings and their exhibits, with XBRL fundamentals extracted from the source documents.

Earnings calls

Earnings-call audio with speaker-attributed transcripts and matched presentation decks, captured from company investor-relations events.

Ownership & trading

13F institutional holdings, insider transactions, and congressional trades — tracked over time and linked to the companies they move.

ALVIS, our AI analyst

ALVIS answers questions about companies by pulling from the same primary-source data on the platform, and cites each figure back to the filing it came from — so you can check the number against its source rather than take it on trust.

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Built to connect

The same data is available through a public REST API and an MCP server, with connectors for ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini — so you can query Equibles from your own tools and assistants.

Open-source foundation

The modular foundation Equibles is built on is open source. The code that collects and models the underlying market data is public — you can read exactly how a dataset is gathered, or run the foundation yourself.

How our research is made

The articles on our Research hub are grounded in primary-source filings and checked before they publish. We describe exactly how they are produced — including how figures are verified and how corrections are handled — on our methodology page.

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Get in touch

Questions, corrections, or a data issue? We'd like to hear from you.

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