Tamarly launches Tamarly Intelligence, a research platform built on public records

The platform reads regulator filings, corporate registers, official statistics and open news indexes directly.

NEW YORK, NY, UNITED STATES, October 19, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Tamarly, a New York research house that studies how AI is changing regulated institutions, today launched Tamarly Intelligence, a subscription research platform at app.tamarly.ai. The platform reads regulator filings, corporate registers, official statistics and open news indexes directly, then turns them into pages on companies, countries, funds, commodities and sectors. Every figure links to the filing or record it came from, so a reader can check any number in one click.

What does Tamarly Intelligence cover at launch?

At launch, Tamarly Intelligence holds pages on 19,910 companies, 2,888 funds, 15,359 fund managers, 93 commodities and 22 sectors. Its Risk Atlas scores 214 countries every week and publishes daily country briefs. A news Wall refreshes every 15 minutes and ranks stories toward the companies each reader holds or follows. Subscribers also reach the Tamarly Research catalogue of 200 reports, each with a permanent ID that can be cited in a memo or a client file.

Because each page is assembled from public records rather than estimates, a page shows only what those records support. Where the record is thin, the platform says so instead of filling the gap with a guess.

How does the platform fit different professions?

Tamarly Intelligence opens on the workflow of the reader’s profession. There are 8 of them: hedge funds, asset management, private equity, venture capital, investment banking, consulting, law firms and wealth advisers. A venture investor sees private companies raising $15 million or less, drawn from their SEC Form D notices. A lawyer can screen clients against the US, UK, EU and UN sanctions lists. A firm administrator decides which workflows each member of the team can open, so colleagues with different roles can work from the same account.

“Professional research is too often a black box, or a feed of prices with no record behind them. We built Tamarly Intelligence so that every sentence a reader sees can be traced to the public document it came from, and so that the platform says plainly when it does not know,” said Melvine Manchau, founder of Tamarly.

How does Ask the Brain answer questions?

Ask the Brain answers questions in plain language from the platform’s own data and a knowledge graph that links companies to the countries, commodities, rules and funds they depend on. Each sentence of an answer carries a numbered source with a grade, from A for an official filing or register to D for a secondary source, so a reader knows how much weight each statement can bear.

When a company is not covered, the Brain says so and offers to research it. Readers on Level 2 and above can then have Tamarly build a sourced profile of any company in their portfolio.

What are Predictive Insights?

Predictive Insights publishes scenario cards on forward questions such as “Could France lose its rating?” Each card gives a likelihood band, never a point probability, along with the drivers, the evidence against and the events that would raise or lower the likelihood. Each card is checked against its evidence before it is published, and readers can follow the sources behind every driver.

Where does the data come from?

Tamarly Intelligence uses free and open data: SEC EDGAR filings including Form D, 13F and Form ADV, European ESEF filings, the GLEIF register of legal entities, UK Companies House, the Federal Register, FRED economic data, CourtListener court records and the GDELT news index, among others. It carries no market prices and no paid data feeds. Any reader with enough time could rebuild a page from the original documents; the platform does that work and keeps the link to each one.

Tamarly Research, Tamarly Intelligence and Tamarly Media hold no investment positions, and their coverage cannot be bought. The platform provides research and analysis, not investment advice.

How is subscriber data protected?

Portfolio quantities and costs are encrypted before they are stored, and readers can protect their account with two-factor sign-in. Every subscriber sees only their own portfolio, funds and documents.

How much does Tamarly Intelligence cost?

Tamarly Intelligence is available today worldwide at app.tamarly.ai, with sign-in by Google, Microsoft or email.

Free gives every section home, 10 fully verified pages and 10 Brain questions a month, plus the newsletter.

Level 1, at $15 a month, adds monthly reports and the Tamarly newsletter.

Level 2, at $145 a month, opens every company, fund, country, commodity, sector and deal page, along with a personal Wall, portfolio tracking and alerts.

Level 3, at $399 a month, adds all reports, the professional workflows, Predictive Insights and Ask the Brain without the monthly limit of the lower plans.

A 7-day Trial gives full Level 3 access with no card required. At the end of the trial, readers choose the plan that suits them, including the Free plan.

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About Tamarly

Tamarly is a New York research house that studies how AI is changing regulated institutions. It runs two separate companies: Tamarly Media, which publishes, and Tamarly Capital, which invests. Tamarly publishes independent research built from public records. Tamarly Research produces the research reports sold in the Tamarly Research store and published on Tamarly Intelligence, the company’s research platform for investors, advisers, lawyers, consultants and corporate strategy teams. Melvine Manchau is the founder of Tamarly and author of the Tamarly Newsletter. He previously worked at PwC, Salesforce, BlackRock/eFront and Lazard. More at tamarly.ai.

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