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A smart-money tracker, ticker checks, source receipts, plain-English context, and alerts for names you follow. Signing up is free and takes an email, no card. A free account reads a sample of the trackers, the two most recent buy calls, and up to 6 alerts.

Free to start, with no card. Pro is $29 a month, or $199 a year. Pro adds real-time alerts, the full depth of every tracker, and unrestricted filing history. See the pricing page for details.

Yes. The first screen gives the plain-English view, so you can read a stock without knowing what a 13F is. The details are there when you want to inspect the source evidence yourself.

Funds, insiders, Congress, market voices, price action, options, earnings, and company health. AlphaYou turns those inputs into one simple view, and keeps the filing that produced each input one tap away.

Yes. Follow a member of Congress, a company insider, a fund, or a trader, and their next disclosed move lands in your feed. Free accounts get 6 alerts in a once-a-day digest. Paid accounts get the same alerts in real time.

No. AlphaYou is market research. It shows broadcast smart-money activity and context, not personalized investment advice. Every reader sees the same conclusion, because nothing here is adjusted to your circumstances.

Primary records only. SEC Form 4s and 13F filings, STOCK Act disclosures from Congress, Office of Government Ethics filings from the executive branch, federal contract awards, and public posts from named market voices. Every row links back to the record it came from.

Insider Form 4s reach us within minutes of landing at the SEC. Congress trades and 13F fund holdings cannot be faster than the law allows, because both are disclosed up to 45 days late. We show the filing date beside the trade date rather than pretending either one is live.

Yes, on every row. A trade links to the SEC filing, the STOCK Act disclosure, the federal award notice, or the post it came from. Nothing on AlphaYou is a number you have to take on trust.

Not yet. AlphaYou covers US-listed companies, because the US disclosure system is what makes this activity public in the first place.