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From the filing to the peer table.

For analysts who build their view from what companies file. Read the release and the 10-Q, see what changed, and set a peer group in one cited table.

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What it reads

SEC filings · Earnings releases · Investor presentations · XBRL financial data

How analysts use it

From the release to the 10-Q

Read the release and its 8-K in full text once they are filed; when the 10-Q follows, Changes marks what moved since the last 10-Q, and a new deck is compared slide by slide with the one before.

Search · Changes

The statements behind the model

Income statement, balance sheet and cash flow as filed, Latest or As first reported, and reported KPIs for several hundred companies so far, each with the filing it came from.

Financials · Segments & KPIs

A peer table with its sources

Companies down the side, your questions across; every answer cites its source, a cell the sources do not support says so, and the table exports to Excel.

Grid

Guidance, quarter by quarter

The Guidance Tracker agent sets what management guided against what it delivered, quoting each statement.

Agents

Questions to start with

“How has Netflix’s operating margin forecast changed over the past year?” The agent Guidance Tracker
“Compare advertising revenue for Netflix, Roku and Warner Bros. Discovery in the latest quarter.” A Grid, each answer cited
“What did Meta add to its capital expenditure language in the latest 10-Q?” Changes

Good to know

Does it carry estimates or ratings?

No. It has guidance as companies wrote it, and no analyst estimates, ratings or market prices.

Can I take the numbers into my model?

Yes. Financials download as a file, and a Grid exports to Excel with its sources.

Can I use the data in my own AI assistant?

Yes. The dibsresearch MCP connector is free with every account and returns statements, KPIs and passages with their source.