Step one
Three intake paths were specified for this product. One of them works today; the other two are honest about being unbuilt.
Fictional
Meridian Harbor Logistics is a fictional company. Every figure below is a synthetic calculation fixture invented for this demonstration. It is not a real business, a real filing, or a real market price.
Loading the sample replaces whatever is currently in the workspace. Export first if you want to keep it.
The template is long form: one row per company, fiscal year, statement, metric and value, with its unit, scale and source locator beside it. Balance-sheet items need a period end; flow items need both a start and an end.
A JSON export contains every input, every source record and the engine version that produced the outputs. Reimporting reproduces both.
P0B, not built
Server-side retrieval of SEC submissions and company facts by CIK or ticker is specified for the next release. There is no endpoint behind this app today, so no ticker box is offered. A disabled search box that silently did nothing would be worse than saying this.
P0B, not built
Native-text PDF extraction with mandatory human review is also P0B. Scanned documents would get an explicit “OCR not supported” state rather than invented numbers. Until that path exists, mapping a PDF into the CSV template by hand is the supported route.
No language model is involved anywhere in this application, and no API credential is required for any part of the financial model.
Files are parsed in this browser tab. The analysis is stored in this browser’s IndexedDB so it survives a refresh, and the Delete local data control at the top removes it. Nothing is uploaded, logged or shared, and there is no public link feature in this release.
Intake limits: 10 MB per file, CSV only in this release, and the file is validated before any row is accepted.