For humans

You read it. You decide.

For the founder or analyst writing a market memo tonight. One short brief every weekday, where every sentence says what it is and where it comes from.

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A morning, with IRIS.

Built around the decision you have to make, not around a feed.

  1. 6:00 AM

    The brief lands

    Two minutes of reading. Rounds filed, launches shipped, what moved, and what to watch.

  2. 6:02

    You check one number

    Open the evidence next to any claim: the filing, its date, the date we last read it.

  3. 6:04

    You keep what matters

    Save the finding with a private note, or copy it with its source into your memo.

  4. Next visit

    You see what changed

    Only the claims that changed since you last looked, with the date and the reason.

How to read a claim

Every sentence in a brief carries one of three labels. Only facts and company statements can be marked checked, and only when the source that backs them opens.

  • Published factLegora, Inc. filed a Form D notice of an equity offering with the SEC, accepted on Nov 4, 2026.
  • Company statementLegora reports $220.8M sold of a $550M offering to 44 investors, with $329.2M not yet sold.
  • IRIS analysisOur read: Legora's round may still be open, since its notice leaves $329.2M unsold; Serval and General Compute report theirs as nearly or fully sold. An amended Form D (D/A) from Legora would show how much more it closed.

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