Product guide

How to use SignalX

Every screen answers one investor question. Here is each one, what it shows and how to get the most from it, recorded from the live product.

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Today

What moved in filings since yesterday?

The home board. An AI-written daily pulse sums up the market and the filings that mattered, then the week's signals, insider flow and the smart money teaser follow, all for the same period.

  • Daily Pulse: market, SEC signals and what to watch, with evidence chips that open the company
  • Signal pulse: cluster buys, CEO buys, large sales, leadership changes and agreements, ranked by score
  • Macro strip from FRED and the next big events: CPI, jobs, FOMC, options expiry, the 13F deadline

Tip · Change the period once (1W to 1Y) and every widget below follows it.

Open Today
The daily AI pulse of SEC filings, then this week's signal counts, the ranked signal feed and what the smart money bought.Open Today
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AI Research

Can I just ask?

Ask in plain English. The research agent picks from more than twenty data tools across filings, XBRL financials, insider trades, 13F holdings, 8-K events and macro data, then answers with sources and, where it helps, a chart.

  • Company questions: "How did NVIDIA's margins change over three years?"
  • Market questions: "Which insiders bought their own stock this week?"
  • Citations to the filings it read, and charts built from the raw data

Tip · The free plan includes 5 questions a month. Follow-up questions keep the context of the conversation.

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Signals

Smart Money

What did the funds worth following buy and sell together?

Every tracked fund's latest 13F is compared with the prior quarter by share count, so price moves never look like buying. Consensus bars rank the stocks several funds opened or added, and each manager card opens the full portfolio.

  • Consensus buys and sells across conviction, activist, quant and asset-manager segments
  • Conviction matrix: how many funds hold a stock against how many were net buyers
  • Manager cards with top holdings, biggest adds and trims, turnover and a holdings treemap

Tip · Follow a fund on Pro and get an alert the moment its next 13F lands.

Open Smart Money
Stocks that several tracked hedge funds bought or sold in the same quarter, ranked by the number of funds, from 13F-HR filings.Open Smart Money
Signals

Insiders

Who is buying their own stock, and who is selling?

Form 4 open-market trades by officers and directors, aggregated on the server with impossible prices filtered out. Cluster cards show where several insiders bought within days.

  • Weekly flow with buys above zero and sales below, by count or dollars
  • Cluster buys, CEO and CFO purchases, repeat buyers and the largest sales
  • Net buying and net selling companies, with 10% owner funds kept separate
Open Insiders
Weekly insider buying and selling, then cluster cards where three or more officers or directors bought on the open market within days.Open Insiders
Signals

Activists

Who crossed 5% and what do they want?

Every Schedule 13D on a stake map, colored by intent that AI reads from Item 4. Investors who switched from passive 13G to active 13D are ringed, and insider buying at the same target is flagged.

  • Intent breakdown: board seats, a sale, strategy, control, capital return
  • Campaign list with the previous stake and the change in percentage points
  • Repeat activists, crowded targets and new passive 5% holders
Open Activists
Every Schedule 13D plotted by stake size and colored by what the investor wants, read by AI from Item 4.Open Activists
Signals

Events (8-K radar)

What happened at companies this week?

Every 8-K, sorted by item and counted week by week across the market. The risk radar lifts bankruptcies, restatements, delisting notices and auditor changes to the top, and the feed shows an AI summary of each filing.

  • Item by week heatmap: spot waves of leadership changes or deals
  • Risk radar ordered by severity
  • Date-based feed for every 8-K filer or only the companies SignalX tracks
Open the 8-K radar
Every 8-K item counted week by week across the market, with a risk radar for bankruptcies, restatements, delisting notices and auditor changes.Open the 8-K radar
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Sectors

Which industries are insiders and activists leaning into?

Sector tiles ranked by the lens you pick: insider buy share, risk 8-Ks, officer changes, revenue growth or 13D campaigns. Picking a tile fills the company table below.

  • Five lenses, with counts normalized per 100 companies
  • Top net buyer in each sector
  • Drill down to the companies driving the number
Open Sectors
GICS sectors ranked by insider buying, risk 8-Ks, officer changes, revenue growth and 13D campaigns, re-sorted when you switch the lens.Open Sectors
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Macro map

How is the macro backdrop reaching each sector?

A transmission map from inflation, jobs and growth through Fed policy and market rates to sectors, built from FRED data. Click a card to trace what it moves and what moves it, and see the Fed-to-rates chain up close.

  • Correlation-weighted links between macro series
  • Sector headwind and tailwind scores
  • Policy range, 2-year and 10-year yields on one chart
Open the macro map
How inflation, jobs and growth data flow through Fed policy and market rates to each sector, built from FRED data.Open the macro map
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Company 360

Everything about one company, on one page

Price chart, XBRL financials, AI filing summaries, insider trades, 13F holders and a signal timeline that puts a year of 8-Ks, insider trades and ownership stakes on one axis.

  • Signal timeline with click-through to each filing
  • Financials across years and quarters
  • Peer comparison on Pro
Browse companies
Twelve months of 8-K items, insider trades, 13D and 13G stakes and 13F holder counts for NVIDIA on one axis.Browse companies
Filings

Filings and AI analysis

I want the source document

10-K, 10-Q, 8-K, 20-F, 6-K, 13F, Form 4 and Schedule 13D/G, each with the original EDGAR document. Section summaries in 3 to 5 bullets come with XBRL numbers, and Pro users can run a fresh AI analysis of any filing in English or Korean.

  • Business, Risk Factors and MD&A summarized separately
  • Key financial metrics from XBRL
  • Public pages for every summarized filing, free to share
See NVIDIA's 10-K
NVIDIA's fiscal 2026 10-K in SignalX: a short answer with the key numbers, XBRL metrics, then section-by-section AI bullets.See NVIDIA's 10-K
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Screeners

Find companies by what their filings say

Free screeners for insider trades, institutional holdings and XBRL financial metrics, also available inside the app.

  • Insider screener by trade type, role and period
  • 13F holdings across funds
  • Financial metrics from 10-K XBRL data
Open the screeners
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Watchlist and alerts

Tell me when something happens

Follow companies and funds (3 on Free, 20 on Pro, unlimited on Premium) and the Android app sends a push when they file an 8-K, a Form 4 or a 13F.

  • One list shared by the web and the Android app
  • Follow from any company page or fund card
  • 13F alerts for followed funds on Pro
Open your watchlist
Developers

Developer API

Build on the same data

The research agent and semantic filing search over HTTPS, billed by prepaid credits and separate from subscriptions.

  • /v1/chat for multi-tool research answers with citations
  • /v1/search for semantic search over filing text
  • Usage and balance endpoints
Read the API docs

Questions

Is SignalX free to use?

Yes. Every board, company page and the free screeners are available on the free plan, with 5 AI research questions a month. Pro and Premium add AI volume, history, exports and alerts.

Do I need an account?

Public company pages, filing pages, screeners and the Learn guides work without one. The dashboards, AI research and alerts need a free account, created in one click with Google.

Is there a mobile app?

Yes, on Android. It shares your watchlist with the web and sends push alerts for new filings by the companies and funds you follow.

Where does the data come from?

SEC EDGAR for US filings and FRED for macro data. Every summary links back to the source document.

Try it on your own stocks

Free plan, no credit card. One click with Google.