nomas research

What it does

I built this platform because working with SEC filings — like Taxonomies, 13F, insider transactions, or fail-to-deliver data — is frustratingly painful. The data is fragmented, poorly structured, and spread across obscure formats (XML, TXT, PDF).

Parsed SEC filings in our database — 8-K items, 13F, FTD, insiders, XBRL — keyed by CIK and CUSIP. Query via research tools, REST, MCP, or JSONL export. Reads do not hit EDGAR.

Clean, structured SEC data for research, APIs, and agents. Counts from our database, not a live EDGAR crawl. Agent mirrors at /api/v1/rag/* return flat self-contained records for retrieval. Bulk dumps live at /api/v1/rag/export/* . Training corpora are available; retrieval is the primary use. Sample below is Apple Inc. Assets (latest four balance-sheet points). {"record_type":"company_fact","cik":"0000320193","entity_name":"Apple Inc.","taxonomy":"Assets","value":331495000000,"unit":"USD","start_date":null,"end_date":"2025-06-28","filed":"2025-08-01","period_bucket":"other","processed":true,"taxonomy_label":"Assets","taxonomy_display_name":"Assets","taxonomy_description":"Sum of the…from nomas.fyi

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