About Lytir
Lytir reads public financial disclosures every day: congressional trade reports, SEC insider filings, planned-sale notices and economic data. It turns them into short, plain summaries.
Everything is automated. Numbers come straight from the filings, and a post names what it measured. We describe what happened. We don't predict prices, and nothing we publish ranks a stock as a buy.
Where the data comes from
- U.S. House and Senate periodic transaction reports (STOCK Act)
- SEC EDGAR: Form 4 insider filings and Form 144 notices
- Federal Reserve Economic Data (FRED)
- Public news feeds
Filings can be late, amended or wrong at the source. A congressional trade can be reported up to 45 days after it happened, and we show the trade date so you can judge freshness.
Masthead
Lytir is an independent daily publication about public financial disclosures, published every day since September 2026. It carries no advertising and accepts no payment to cover or omit anything. Contact: message any of our accounts below.
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Disclosure
Lytir is automated research built from public filings. It is not investment advice, and nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell anything. Do your own research and talk to a licensed professional before making investment decisions.
Positions. Lytir does not trade real money; its trading research runs as a paper simulation. If the publisher ever holds a position in a security a post covers, that post will say so.
Automation and AI. Lytir is produced automatically. The cards on this site are built by code directly from the filings. Some summaries, such as the daily email, are drafted with AI models and pass automated checks that the names and numbers match the records.