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Fundamental data over MCP

Ask the whole market
a question

Every listed company across five markets, with its financials, its computed ratios and a price history — plugged straight into the AI assistant you already use. You ask in plain language; it answers with real figures, sourced and current. No spreadsheets, no CSV exports, no copying numbers by hand.

Works with
  • Claude
  • Claude Code
  • Cursor
  • VS Code
  • Codex
  • Gemini CLI
  • and any MCP client
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What you can build

Every one of these, and 23,289 more

What people build with it

The connector is not an app with screens. It is the data layer underneath whatever you are building — an assistant you talk to, a screen you look at every morning, a script that runs while you sleep.

A screener that runs itself

You describe the filter once, in words. It sweeps the whole universe and comes back with the short list, every time you ask.

> cheapest by P/E, ROE over 15%, ex-financials Swept 23,329 companies. 41 passed. 1. ITX · Inditex · BME · P/E 8.6 2. 700 · Tencent · HKEX · P/E 9.1 one question · one request · 2.1s

A morning briefing

A script that runs before you wake up, compares today's capture with yesterday's and writes you the diff that matters.

> what moved in my watchlist since yesterday ASML P/E 31.4 → 29.8 (−5%) BHP reports in 6 days 7203 margin revised up, 9.1% → 9.7% reads the history · runs unattended

Research that cites its numbers

Your assistant stops guessing from memory. It looks the figure up, tells you the date it came from, and you can check it.

> is this expensive for its sector? Sector median P/E 14.2 across 612 companies. This one: 21.8 — top quartile. capture of 15 Sept 2026 · not a recollection

Now the how

What MCP actually is, the fourteen tools it exposes, how to plug it into Claude Code or anything else that speaks the protocol, and what to do when it does not answer. All on one page.