Hi, I'm Jonathan, a PM building Pip on the side

Hi everyone, Jonathan here. I'm a product manager at Copyleaks, and in my spare time I'm building Pip.

Pip reads what the companies you own file with the SEC (8-Ks, 10-Qs, Form 4s), along with the news and the price moves - so that every market morning it sends you one short briefing by email or Telegram.

Each point has a button that opens the actual filing behind it, so you can check the source yourself.

I started it because I kept finding out why a stock I owned had moved days later, from a headline that didn't really explain anything. But most of it just came because I realized most of us individual investors just do not have enough time to go through all of the sheer amount of data, news and filings and to actually make something out of it - to cross reference it all and come up with actual insights.

I wanted to get some peace of mind knowing I have a guardian angel that watches over my investments, and also knows WHY I put my money there...

Building it alone has been humbling... Turning a 40-page 10-Q into something a normal person can read in under a minute is much harder than it sounds - and the

So I'm curious: when a stock you hold jumps or drops, where do you go first to find out why?