Product
You pick how you want the data: a dashboard to browse, a feed to scroll, a Monday brief to read, a query language to slice, or a JSON endpoint to pipe into your own stack. We don't care which. We care that it's correct.
Open any tracked company. You see the last 18 months of funding, hiring pace by function, product launch cadence, pricing changes, GitHub activity, team bios, and a one-paragraph synthesis updated weekly. All of it linked back to source.
A chronological stream of everything that moved in the last 24 or 72 hours. Filter by signal type (funding, hiring, product, pricing, shutdown, model) or by filter-set you saved. Every row has a timestamp, a source link, and a one-line model summary.
Monday morning, one email, one page. What happened in the segment you care about. No editorial, no hot takes, just: who raised, who hired, who shipped, who quietly shut down.
Type it in English. "AI infra companies outside the US that hired a sales lead in Q1 and moved their free tier behind a signup." You get a saved view that updates on its own.
Every endpoint returns JSON. Webhook a Slack channel when a competitor hires an enterprise AE. Pull the full signal log into your own data warehouse. Rate limits are honest, keys never expire.
We bias toward quality over quantity. You get pinged when something structurally matters, not when a CEO tweeted a vibe. Easy to tune up or tune down.
Sources
Public, public, public. We don't touch login-walled data. We don't buy stolen credentials. We don't do email scraping. The moat here is coverage and synthesis, not access to things we shouldn't have.
API
REQUEST
GET /v1/companies/helical-labs/signals
Authorization: Bearer asi_live_xxx
Accept: application/json
RESPONSE
{
"company": "helical-labs",
"last_signal": "2026-04-14T09:18:00Z",
"signals": [
{"type": "funding", "round": "A", "amount_usd": 28000000},
{"type": "hiring", "role": "Head of Sales", "posted": "2026-04-02"},
{"type": "pricing", "diff": "removed_free_tier", "ts": "2026-03-29"}
]
}
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