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The quiet cat on the ledge above the market

Silecat is a market-intelligence desk that reads the primary record — filings, disclosures, official releases — and ranks what it finds in the open, so you spend your attention on signal instead of feeds.

Why we built it

Markets move on documents almost nobody reads: an 8-K filed at 4:07pm, a Form 4 cluster across three executives, a periodic transaction report scanned in from paper. The information is public, but it is scattered across dozens of official systems that were never designed to be read together.

Silecat's engine scans those systems continuously, clusters what it finds into events, parses filings and trades transaction-by-transaction, and ranks everything with published, deterministic formulas. On top of that sits Premium Analytics — on-demand iterative research over a specific event, filing, insider or company, with its sources cited and its uncertainty stated.

It is one desk, built carefully, that treats you like the analyst: you get the ranked record, the receipts behind every row, and tools to dig — never a hot take.

Contact

Silecat is built and operated by a small team that reads every message.

Email: [email protected]
Billing & accounts: [email protected]
Source corrections: found a mis-parsed filing or a broken feed? Tell us — provenance is the product.

Primary sources or nothing

Every row on the site exists in an official document first. If we can't link the receipt, we don't publish the claim.

Formulas you can audit

Rankings are deterministic and documented on the Transparency page. AI assists research; it never invents data.

Uncertainty, stated

Every analysis carries confidence levels and an evidence-gaps list. A signal that can't admit what it doesn't know isn't a signal.

Not investment advice

We compile and rank public information. Decisions stay yours — the full disclosure is in Policies.

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