About FiledFeed
FiledFeed turns the SEC’s slow, intimidating EDGAR system into a fast, readable, real-time experience for the people who actually trade and invest on this data.
The problem we’re solving
Public companies in the U.S. disclose almost everything that matters through SEC filings — annual reports, quarterly numbers, material events. The official EDGAR website holds all of it, but it’s built for compliance, not for reading: cryptic form codes, raw documents, and no charts. Professional terminals fix that for tens of thousands of dollars a year. Everyone else is left squinting at PDFs.
FiledFeed’s promise is simple: see every filing the moment it drops, and understand the numbers without a finance degree or a $25k terminal.
Where the data comes from
100% of our filing data comes straight from SEC EDGAR — the official system companies file to. We read the SEC’s real-time feeds, daily indexes, and inline-XBRL filings directly. We don’t buy, wrap, or resell third-party market-data products. Owning the pipeline end to end isn’t a constraint we work around; it’s a feature. It means the numbers you see trace back to a primary regulatory source you can verify yourself — every filing page links to the original on sec.gov.
How we treat the numbers
We normalize inline-XBRL into a consistent set of canonical metrics — revenue, net income, EPS, margins, cash flow, balance-sheet items — deduplicated and currency-aware, then render them as a scorecard and charts. Our bias is accuracy over completeness: we’d rather show fewer, correct figures than many shaky ones. When a company reports something we can’t confidently map yet, we say so instead of guessing.
Who it’s for
Retail investors and self-directed traders who want low-latency awareness of new filings and clean financials they can actually read. Newcomers get a plain-English label on every form code; power users get a dense, fast tape and a one-click watchlist filter.
A note on scope
FiledFeed is an independent product and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Everything here is for information only and is not investment advice.