Insider's Eyes

When the people who run a company spend their own money on its stock, that is public information — filed with the SEC, and buried where almost nobody reads it. Insider's Eyes reads the filings and shows you what they did. WHAT YOU GET • Every insider purchase AND sale, market-wide — switch between Buys, Sells, or All with one tap. • Search any ticker, company, or insider name instantly. • A watchlist: star the companies you care about and filter the whole market down to your stocks. • Powerful filters — CEO buys only, $1M+ trades, cluster buys — plus sorting by size, date, or % of company. • Company pages: tap any ticker for its full insider history, with buying vs selling totals. • Context raw filings don't give you: how big the trade was against the whole company, how much the insider now owns, and how much it moved their own stake. • Cluster detection — when several insiders at one company buy in the same window, the feed says so, with the group's total. • A Congress tab: stock disclosures by members of the U.S. House, straight from the House Clerk's public records — including how many days past the 45-day legal deadline a disclosure was filed. • Share any filing as a clean image card. WHAT IT COSTS The feed is free — no account needed, nothing blurred, nothing held back. The data is public; the app makes it readable. You never pay just to see the data. WHAT IT IS NOT Insider's Eyes reports public filings. It does not give investment advice, does not recommend trades, and does not predict prices. Insiders sell for many reasons and buy for a few — what you do with public information is entirely up to you. Sources: U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (Form 4 filings); Clerk of the U.S. House of Representatives (Periodic Transaction Reports).