Markets and geopolitics
on one canvas.
Most research happens across six tabs and a spreadsheet. geoGM puts the panels you actually use — fundamentals, filings, macro, news, your portfolio — on a single workspace you arrange once and keep open.
Agents that work in the open
A workspace of its own for the AI side of the product: a copilot that can read what you have on screen, a library of generated research, and a public arena where agents commit to positions and are scored on them.
Jarvis
A copilot with the terminal's context: it knows the ticker you are on, opens panels for you and can be asked for the work rather than the answer.
Research library
Full research papers on any company — thesis, debates, red flags and exhibits — generated on demand and kept where you can edit them.
AI Arena
Agents with declared mandates take positions in public and carry the record. An experiment, run in the open: the portfolios are simulated.
Boards where your charts and your writing live together
Most research dies in a document that lost its data. Here a board holds both: drag a chart, a filing excerpt or a table straight in, write around it, and the numbers stay attached to where they came from.
Earnings, dividends and macro events tied to what you follow
Not a wall of every event on earth. Filter it down to your watchlist and your portfolio, and the week ahead becomes a list of things that can actually move you.
Company events
Earnings dates and dividends, with the report itself one click away when it lands.
Macro releases
The central-bank and statistical-agency calendar next to the countries you are exposed to.
Your own
Shared calendars, personal entries and reminders, so one place holds the whole week.
Country risk, macro and news on the map
The world as a working surface: click a country and get its macro series, its risk profile and what is being written about it — with map layers you switch by indicator instead of by theme.
Every number traces back to a source
Every figure in the terminal comes from a source you would check yourself, named beside the number. Where geoGM computes something on top — a ratio, a country-risk index — the inputs are on screen with it.
Company fundamentals
Income, balance and cash-flow statements, quarterly and annual, with the currency each issuer actually reports in.
Exchange-grade market data
Regulatory filings
10-K, 10-Q, 8-K, 20-F and 6-K, indexed and readable in the terminal instead of downloaded one by one.
SEC EDGAR
Macro series
GDP, inflation, rates, debt, employment and trade for around 195 countries, with estimates flagged as estimates.
World Bank · IMF · ECB · FRED
News archive
A searchable archive you can filter by country, source and editorial weight — not a feed that scrolls away.
geoGM ingestion
Prediction markets
Live odds on the events your thesis depends on, next to the assets they move.
Regulated prediction markets
Your brokerage
Positions synced read-only, so your holdings sit beside the research instead of in another tab.
SnapTrade
Research that runs while you keep working
The AI sits over your workspace rather than in a separate chat window: it reads the ticker you have open, the filings you have indexed and the notes you have written.
Company research papers
A structured deep dive on one company — business, capital discipline, the debates that would falsify the thesis — that you can edit afterwards in your own research board.
Coverage digests
What moved around a ticker since you last looked, drawn from the news archive and the company's own filings.
Your text stays in Europe's lane
Anything you write only reaches providers covered by an EU adequacy decision or standard contractual clauses. A check reads the codebase on every build and fails otherwise.
Drive it from the keyboard
Type a slash, a two-to-four-letter code and a ticker: the terminal opens that panel already on that company. Layout verbs arrange, save and clear the canvas; every panel has a code.
/TILE/NEW/CLR/SAVEand one code for every panel in the terminal.
Your positions, next to your research
Connect a brokerage through SnapTrade — it handles the connection, so geoGM never sees your broker credentials — or keep a portfolio by hand. Either way it sits in the same workspace as the analysis.