We reverse-engineered
the wire.
Thirty-plus sources. A delivery pipeline engineered for milliseconds. The plumbing of market-moving news, rebuilt from scratch - and then handed to the people who were never supposed to get it.
How it started
A parser. Then another. Then thirty more.
Quantisnow didn't start as a product. It started as a question: why is the same information worth $24,000 a year on a Terminal and effectively unavailable to anyone else?
So we started writing parsers. SEC EDGAR. FDA approvals. Press-release wires. Analyst rating changes. Insider filings. Exchange notices. Each one a different format, a different quirk, a different way of almost - but not quite - telling you what just happened.
Then we optimized delivery: diffing feeds in memory, collapsing duplicates across providers, tagging tickers inline, pushing to a socket before the mirror site had even re-rendered. Sub-200ms from publication to your screen became the bar.
Some of this we reverse-engineered from what the internet will quietly tell you if you ask it the right way. Some we built because nobody else had bothered. All of it works.
The way
Parse. Normalize. Deliver. Share.
The pipeline is the product. Four stages, each one engineered to kill a delay that someone, somewhere, used to charge money for.
Parse
Ingest every feed in its native format - XML, JSON, HTML, SFTP dumps, mail relays. Watch the places most people don't watch.
Normalize
One schema for everything. Every filing, release and rating carries the same ticker tags, timestamps and category so downstream code doesn't care where it came from.
Deliver
Millisecond-scale fanout to web, push, email and webhook. Duplicates collapsed across providers. No polling. No waiting for the next digest.
Share
Point it at everyone. Not a terminal, not a sales call - a URL, a subscription, and a feed you can actually read.
Why we opened it up
The wire belongs to everyone.
We could have sold the pipeline to two hedge funds and called it a career. Plenty of shops do. Instead we priced it at $59.99 a month and pointed it at the rest of the market.
Retail investors aren't dumb money. They're late money - late because the infrastructure charges rent to be early. Strip out the rent and the gap disappears.
That's the whole thing. Same filings. Same wires. Same schedule the pros get. One monthly price, any browser, cancel in two clicks.
Quantisnow is a data platform, not a financial advisor.
Nothing on the site is a recommendation to buy or sell a security. We move the information. What you do with it is entirely yours - as it should be.