The registers never stop filing.
Now your AI reads them as they land — and shows its sources.
Ask Claude, ChatGPT, or Copilot about any public company — directors, owners, accounts, filings — and get answers drawn live from official registers in 18 jurisdictions, each one cited to the document it rests on.
What an answer looks like
Every claim arrives holding its filing.
Who holds 5% or more of NVIDIA?
Per SEC Schedule 13G filings, the largest disclosed holders of NVIDIA Corporation are:
Holders below the 5% reporting threshold are not required to disclose, so this reflects filed positions, not the full register.
Six questions your team already asks, each answered from the register that holds the filing.
Who are this company's directors?
Officers and directors from the official register — with dates and the filings that name them.
Who owns it?
Major-shareholder disclosures with thresholds and dates, from the US, UK, Korea, Japan, and more.
What has it filed recently?
The filing history straight from the regulator, each entry linked to the original document.
What do its accounts say?
As-filed revenue, profit, balance sheet, and cash flow by fiscal year.
Who ultimately controls it?
Corporate family trees from the global LEI system: direct and ultimate parents, worldwide.
Is there anything registered against it?
UK charges and mortgages, insolvency history, and director disqualification checks.
Official registers only. And where a register is silent, we say so.
Data comes from the regulators themselves — never brokers. Depth follows what each register publishes openly, and the gaps are stated rather than papered over: Singapore sells officer extracts, Hong Kong walls beneficial owners, three exchanges block server access entirely. See exactly what each jurisdiction covers.
- SEC EDGARUnited States
- Companies HouseUnited Kingdom
- ESEFEuropean Union
- DARTKorea
- EDINETJapan
- cninfoChina
- BSEIndia
- TWSETaiwan
- CVMBrazil
- BaFinGermany
- OAMFrance
- HKEXHong Kong
- ACRASingapore
- AFMNetherlands
- KAPTürkiye
- DFMDubai
- ASICAustralia
- PSE EDGEPhilippines
- GLEIFglobal ownership chains
- DBDThailand · not yet reachable
- IDXIndonesia · not yet reachable
- BursaMalaysia · not yet reachable
Before you ask for a key
- Can I rely on the answers for compliance work?
- Answers are drawn live from official registers and always carry source links — treat them as a fast path to the primary documents, then verify against the linked filing as your process requires. Where a register does not publish something openly, the service says so explicitly instead of guessing; absence of a filing is never presented as proof of absence.
- Where does the data come from?
- Official regulators and registries only: SEC EDGAR, Companies House, the EU's ESEF system, Korea's DART, Japan's EDINET, and thirteen others. Nothing is resold from data brokers, and every answer links to the filing it came from so it can be verified against the primary source.
- How does my team get access?
- Request a key through the contact page. Setup is a short configuration in your AI assistant — most teams forward our one-page note to IT, who typically finish in a few minutes. It works inside the assistant your firm already uses; nothing to install.
Coverage, limits, and privacy are answered in full on the coverage page and in the privacy policy.
One key. One note to IT. The registers, on call.
Most teams are asking questions the same afternoon.