Pre-market scan
Open Filings — filter by market or form type. See what landed overnight before the headline bots catch up. Atom (RSS+) for the same live window in your stack.
For traders
Filings, insider, and current reports from primary sources — not a terminal quote feed. See the event when it lands, alert the names you trade, drill into context on one surface.
Live Filings stay free without an account — sign in for a watchlist and alerts.
Event-driven workflow
Open Filings — filter by market or form type. See what landed overnight before the headline bots catch up. Atom (RSS+) for the same live window in your stack.
Jump from a row to the company page: chart markers, insider tab, structured headline fields — primary source, not a scraped summary.
Add tickers to your watchlist. One notification fans out to inbox, phone, and email — read state syncs across devices.
Signals
Filings surfaces new periodic and current reports within minutes of publication — structured rows with form type and issuer, not a PDF dump. Subscribe via Atom (RSS+) when you want the same feed in a reader.
Browse filings →SEC Form 4 and amendments in the filings directory. Filter to ownership changes, open the transaction table, or alert on your watchlist.
Form 4 filings →Material events land beside periodic filings — same search, same alert inbox. Filter by form type when you only want catalysts.
Event filings →Follow your book. Filing, insider, and press notifications to web inbox, mobile push, or email — per form type when you need fine control.
Sign in for alerts →Open any name: price chart with filing markers, red flags on the row, KPI context on earnings without opening the source PDF.
Company directory →Wire headlines on watchlist names — separate from insider and regulatory filings. Enable press event types in notification preferences.
See Pro →Speed
< 60 s
Filing lands in Filings
From regulator publication to a queryable record — not next-day batch. Same live window on Atom (RSS+).
Atom
Plug into your stack
Subscribe to the live feed — pipe into a screener, bot, or internal datastore.
Standardized financials, cross-GAAP comparison, and sector screens live on the analyst surface — same data, different workflow.