PUBLIC RECORDS. PLAIN ENGLISH.

Public disclosures, in one place.

Who filed what.

BreadCrumb is a daily feed of public disclosures that are hard to read in one place: company insiders' share dealings, US politicians' stock trades, and prediction-market wallets whose recorded outcomes stand out. Every row links to the original filing or transaction.

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What you get

Company insiders

Every SEC Form 4 within hours of filing, in plain English. Open-market buys and sells separated from grants, option exercises, and tax withholding, so a headline never calls a stock award a purchase.

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Politicians' trades

US House and Senate periodic transaction reports as they are published, normalised into the same feed with the member's chamber, party, and state attached.

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Prediction-market wallets

Wallets on public prediction markets whose recorded accuracy, concentration in one topic, or entry timing stands out from the crowd. Shown as measured facts about the wallet, never as a claim about who is behind it.

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How it works

One feed, three sources, one format. Read a Senator's trade and a CEO's sale the same way.
Provenance on every row. One click to the original filing or on-chain transaction.
Facts, separated. Amendments are marked. Non-cash transactions say so.
Daily. New disclosures appear the day they are published.

Pricing

SAME DATA, DIFFERENT DEPTH.

Reader

£6.99a month

The full daily feed across all three sources.

  • Company insiders
  • Politicians' trades
  • Prediction-market wallets
  • Search and watchlists
  • Source links on every row
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Analyst

£19.99a month

Deeper access for heavier use.

  • Everything in Reader
  • Full filing history
  • Export
  • Email digests for watchlists
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FAQ

Is this financial advice?

No. BreadCrumb reports publicly filed disclosures and public on-chain activity. It does not recommend, rate, or predict anything.

Where does the data come from?

Directly from the statutory sources: SEC EDGAR, the House Clerk and Senate disclosure archives, and the public Polygon blockchain. Never from third-party data resellers.

When does it open?

We are opening in stages. Waitlist members get first access.