I opened a 10-Q to find one number.
45 minutes later, I was still searching through a document that looked like it had been designed to punish anyone who wanted to understand it.
SEC filings are full of important information, but finding that information is often a completely manual process. You search, scroll, open multiple documents, lose your place, and repeat the process every time.
So I built CALIO.
CALIO is a Chrome extension that looks at the SEC filing you’re currently viewing and extracts the key information inside it — directly from the document.
No chatbot. No prompt engineering. No asking AI to summarize a 200-page filing.
Just open the filing, click CALIO, and get straight to the information you’re probably looking for.
The current version focuses on insurance SEC filings, particularly 10-Ks and 10-Qs.
I’m still figuring out what information is most valuable to people who regularly work with these filings, so I’d especially love feedback from investors, analysts, insurance professionals, and anyone who regularly deals with SEC filings:
What is the first thing you usually search for when you open a 10-K or 10-Q?
product link : https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/sec-edgar-filings-extract/mjlmlhdhcdlohompclddmcnpgdhjgeja?hl=en-GB&utm_source=ext_sidebar
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