Any company, understood from what it actually filed. The analysis is already written, Ana answers your questions with proof, and you'll know the moment something changes. You never start from scratch.
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The whole research loop in one product: the record underneath, the signals on top, Ana to question it all, and a workspace that remembers where you left off. See how it fits together →
Every dimension of the company. From the filings.
Business, financials, governance, ownership and peer context, extracted and indexed across every U.S. public company. Every number extracted from the filings by fixed rules.
The flags a senior analyst would raise. Already raised.
Forensic scores, insider clusters, activist positions, auditor changes, comment letters, surfaced from every filing the day it lands.
Your view on top. Stays where you left it.
Follow, compare, note, report. Your watchlist and notes persist, open a company in three months and pick up where you left off.
Built on the primary source
Every number comes straight from the company's own filings — and we don't stop at the raw document: we organize each company into a structured, industry-aware shape, so you (and our AI) reason over clean, comparable facts, not loose text. The filings themselves are always a click away. No third-party feeds, no scraped estimates, nothing you can't check.
How it works
The result: analysis you can read fast and check instantly.
The flags, scores and changes are computed straight from the filing: Altman Z-Score, earnings-manipulation signals, guidance raised or lowered, what moved since last quarter. Same filing, same answer, every time. No model deciding your numbers.
02On top of that, an AI reads the actual filings and writes the analysis in plain language, grounded in the source: it's built to surface only what the filing supports. Intelligence you can verify, not a chatbot you second-guess.
03Ask Ana, our in-app AI research analyst, anything about a company. She reasons only over our structured, industry-aware data — the filings we organize for every U.S. public company — cites every claim, and declines whatever she can't ground. No open web, no guessing.
An Intelligence Brief: the verdict up top, every figure traceable to the filing it came from.
✦ The desk
One answers from the record on the public companies you follow. One argues about what it might mean. Neither will tell you what to buy — you write the thesis, and the view stays yours. The AnalystBook team builds them, trains them, and writes the checks every answer has to clear before it reaches you.
What happened to Oracle's free cash flow in FY2025?
Revenue grew 8% to $57.4B and operating income reached $17.7B (a 30.8% margin) — but free cash flow turned negative at −$394M, because capital expenditure rose to $21.2B as Oracle built out AI infrastructure. The cloud buildout consumed more cash than operations generated. 10-K · FY2025 Cash flow statement
Ask her something the filings don't contain and she says so: “I don't have that in the filings yet” — a refusal, not a guess. Every figure is checked against the record before you see it.
Financials quarter by quarter, filings and what changed in them, events between them, executive pay, boards, auditors, ownership, peers and how they compare — each answer carrying the source it came from. When the record doesn't hold it, she says so instead of guessing.
Every claim citedGive him your thesis and he takes it apart: what supports it, what cuts against it, what the record can't settle, and the worst case you left out. Haven't written one yet? He'll argue both sides of the company as his own read, labelled as opinion.
Labelled opinionWe build the extractors, and the checks every answer has to clear before it reaches you. When a check can't tie a figure back to a filing, the answer is dropped rather than shown.
Humans in the loop✦ Ana is grounded and cited — but, like any AI, not infallible. Always verify against the linked source. For research only; not investment advice.
Read the way the company reports
A bank's revenue is not a software company's. AnalystBook is industry-aware: it structures each company's numbers the way its industry actually reports them, instead of forcing every business into one template.
What you actually get
Real pages, real filings, every number links back to the document it came from.
Follow it once. AnalystBook watches every new filing and surfaces what changed, guidance cuts, insider clusters, activist stakes, distress signals, the day it happens.
The signals feed, a Z-Score that just slid from grey to distress, an M-Score manipulation flag, across the names you follow.
Distress risk, earnings-manipulation signals and earnings quality, computed on every filing. You see the flag and where to look, never a buy or sell call.
Altman Z-Score: 2.35, in the grey zone, with the distress / caution / safe band and a plain-English read of what it means.
The actual SEC filing with sections extracted and the heaviest ones flagged, no scrolling a 200-page PDF to find the risk factors. The original is one click away.
A 10-K broken into its 11 sections, with Risk Factors flagged and what changed vs last year, read it clean, or jump to the original on SEC.gov.
Notes, theses and reading progress stay with the company. Come back in three months and pick up exactly where you left off.
Your work in progress, open theses, unanswered questions, and what's new on the companies you follow.
Everything inside
Every capability across the dossier, the signals, and your workflow, open any of them on a real company when you sign in.
The company record
The company recordIntelligence Brief (grounded, cited)Ana · your AI research analystFinancials from the filingsFiling ReaderSegments & geographyExecutive pay (from the proxy)Pricing
Every plan reads only your companies' actual filings — Ana cites every number and declines when she can't ground it.
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FAQ
14 days of full access, free. Cancel anytime before day 14. Your notes and the companies you follow are kept if you come back later.
From companies' own official filings (for U.S. companies today, the SEC EDGAR record). Every number is extracted from official filings by fixed rules, and the filings themselves are on the page — so you can verify against the source. No third-party data vendors, no scraped estimates, no paid feeds.
The numbers are computed from the filing rather than generated, so the same filing always shows the same figures. The written analysis is AI, held to the source and built to surface only what's in the filing, with sources cited so you can verify. Like any AI it can still make mistakes — which is exactly why every claim is checkable against the original. For research purposes only; not investment advice.
No. AnalystBook helps you research a company and organize your own view from primary sources, it doesn't give buy, sell, or hold recommendations. For research purposes only; not investment advice.
Built for analysts and investors who build conviction one company at a time: sell-side juniors, long-only PMs, family-office researchers, credit analysts, activist associates, journalists covering specific companies. Not built for day traders, quant funds, macro traders, or news-feed skimmers, those are adjacent products we deliberately don't try to be.
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From the founder
“I built AnalystBook because I wanted it for my own research: one place where the company record is the actual filings — readable, source-linked, and compounding into a thesis — instead of someone else's summary.”
Arda Solmaz · Founder, AnalystBook
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