IRconnect is live today with our first signed beta customer — a publicly listed issuer running the platform on its own SEC filings, ownership data and analyst coverage. We’re now onboarding a small number of additional founding teams, with founder-level attention and terms to match.
Public companies where investor relations is one person — often wearing a second hat — and where a five-figure data terminal was never going to get approved.
A handful of analysts, models that go stale between prints, and a “street consensus” number nobody can actually reconstruct from the models on file.
Targeting lists, guidance math and risk tracking rebuilt in a spreadsheet every quarter — and walked out the door the last time someone left.
Our beta customer is live and under agreement — but we don’t publish a client name, quote or logo without written permission, and we don’t count a deployment as a reference. In investor relations, discretion is part of the product: the same restraint we apply to your ownership and guidance data applies to your name.
When they’re ready to be named, their story will appear here — with a concrete before and after, in their words, and only with their sign-off.
Tell us your ticker and what your quarter actually looks like. If it’s a fit, we’ll show you the platform running on your own filings — not a demo account.
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