What is in the data, and where it thins out.

Every figure below was measured against production, not estimated. Where coverage is shallow we say so on this page rather than leaving you to find it during a pilot.

10.9M
observations
258
indicators
75
official sources
1871
earliest observation

Country coverage, as a ladder.

One number would be misleading in either direction. These are the tiers, and every row is a live measurement.

268
Countries with data
75
Monthly or quarterly panels
72 with a print in the last 120 days
50
Three or more core indicators, current
22
Complete four indicator panel, current

The datasets.

Macro and ratesSwiss unemployment from SECO. US PCE from the Federal Reserve.258 indicators
FXECB reference rates every business day since 1999, including currencies that no longer exist.46 currencies
US fundamentalsEvery quarterly revenue line Apple has filed, with the filing it came from.19,026 companies
Markets and commoditiesEquity indices, metals, energy and futures curves, with CFTC positioning beside them.1,700+ instruments
Institutional holdingsQuarterly 13F positions, by filer and by security, as reported.175,000+ positions
Insider transactionsOfficer and director dealing, on the day the Form 4 is filed.40,000+ filings
Derived analyticsReal rates, curve spreads, surprise indices and policy cycle state, each naming its inputs.recomputed daily
Release calendarWhat publishes next and when, so you can schedule around it rather than poll for it.1,500+ events

Who publishes it.

Primary sources wherever one exists. We do not scrape aggregators and we do not resell another vendor's feed.

Statistical officesABS · StatCan · ONS · Eurostat · StatsNZ · BLS · BEA · US Census · SECO
Central banksFederal Reserve · ECB · Bank of England · Bank of Japan · RBA · Bank of Canada · SNB
MultilateralBIS · OECD · IMF · World Bank
Regulators and filingsSEC EDGAR · SEC 13F · SEC Form 4 · CFTC

How far back it goes.

Depth is the claim buyers actually test, so here it is per series rather than as one headline year.

US equity index and CPI1871
US producer prices1913
Canadian CPI1914
Canadian producer prices1956
Australian GDP growth1959
ECB reference rates1999

What we do not have.

193 countries are annual only

They carry World Bank series, which are context and not a live reading. No free high frequency source exists for most of them, so going much past 75 means licensing data.

Fundamentals are US filers

Everything comes from SEC filings. There is no global company coverage, and we would rather say so than let you find out during a pilot.

Ingestion is scheduled, not streaming

Daily series update daily and monthly releases land within hours of publication. Nothing here is tick data and nothing is real time.

One key. Every number that moves a market.

The API is in private testing while we finish plans and documentation.

Coming soon