FinDL
Disclosure Devil brings together financial reports from sources around the world. One can simply download them at bulk, or summarize and analyze them with the help of an AI. This is beneficial in particular when looking for trends and nuances between reports from different time points or companies. Tool is lightweight with minimal JavaScript. Any feedback appreciated!
FinDL launched on January 2, 2025 with 9 votes, #2,006 of 6,142 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
Download multiple financial reports quickly and easily with our efficient bulk downloader tool. Save time and streamline your financial analysis process.
StatementScout searches public financial disclosures, drafts AI summaries, compares filings side by side, and bundles your picks into one download.
This tool gathers public company filings in one place so that reading them takes less time. Search a company, open any filing as a plain-language write-up, put two or three filings next to each other, or take the ones you need as a single download. Searching and downloading is free and has no limit. The AI write-ups are paid for out of a shared daily budget for the whole site; when it is used up for the day, the summary pages say so plainly and the rest keeps working. Search and downloads are free. AI summaries run on a shared dailyfrom findl.top
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