A daily briefing for the stocks you watch — built by crossing institutional positions, insider trades, dark pool volume, options flow, congressional disclosures, and macro data into signals no single source can give you.
The Briefing is a ranked feed of what actually moved the needle for your watchlist — ordered by severity, each card with a plain-English "why it matters" and a one-click path to dig deeper or ask the AI.
Every Briefing card links to a full view. Here's what's waiting.
No account creation. No API keys for the free path. No configuration required to get started.
Native app for your OS. Double-click, drag to Applications (macOS) or run the installer. No dependencies.
Search for tickers. AlphaHound backfills the last two years of filings and data for each one in the background.
Every morning, a ranked feed tells you what changed overnight — what it means, and whether to act. That's the whole loop.
Every card in The Briefing joins at least two independent datasets. An insider purchase on its own is noise — but an insider purchase that coincides with new institutional positions and elevated dark pool volume is a pattern. That cross-dataset join is what AlphaHound does. No signal surfaces from a single source.
No subscriptions, no data vendor fees. Everything AlphaHound uses is legally available to anyone — it just takes a machine to join it all together.
Native desktop app built with Rust and WebKit — not Electron. Starts fast, stays fast.
Local AI via Ollama is optional — the Briefing and all signals work without it. AI adds the conversational "ask why" layer on top.