FilingHound is an independent research group using AI to surface hidden risk in SEC 10-K filings. Not summaries. Not sentiment. Specific dollar amounts, agency names, and the questions the filing deliberately avoids answering.
SEC 10-K filings run hundreds of pages. Legal risk is buried in footnotes. Governance conflicts are disclosed in passive language. Our AI reads all of it.
We pull directly from SEC EDGAR — every page, every footnote, every exhibit. Nothing is skipped.
Our proprietary AI searches by meaning — not keywords. Risk buried in passive legal language is surfaced regardless of how it is worded.
A financial risk AI extracts dollar amounts, agency names, case numbers, and governance conflicts — then identifies what the filing deliberately omits.
Output is a formatted report with risk ratings, specific findings, quantified exposure, and the forensic questions the filing refuses to answer.
These are real findings from our published reports — sourced directly from SEC EDGAR public filings. Each full report contains 15+ findings across three forensic queries.
Tesla recognised $430 million in revenues from xAI — an entity affiliated with CEO Elon Musk — for Megapack product sales during FY2025. The transaction carries a 48.8% gross margin. No independent fairness opinion was obtained. No transfer pricing methodology is disclosed. In the same filing period, Tesla announced a $2 billion investment into xAI. The circular capital allocation pattern raises material governance questions that the filing does not address...
Read full TSLA auditMeta's own 10-K contains this disclosure: "As a stockholder, even a controlling stockholder, Mr. Zuckerberg is entitled to vote his shares in his own interests, which may not always be in the interests of our stockholders generally." This is not our analysis. This is their filing. The document explicitly recognises that his fiduciary duty as director may conflict with his shareholder voting rights — and discloses no contractual safeguard to prevent this...
Read full META auditPalantir faces civil penalties exceeding $1,000,000 per ITAR violation — or twice the transaction value, whichever is greater. Criminal violations carry an additional $1,000,000 per violation plus potential incarceration of responsible employees. Given Palantir's defense and intelligence sector focus, ITAR applicability is high-probability. The filing discloses zero contingency reserve for this exposure, names zero agencies, and provides zero timeline for any ongoing inquiry...
Read full PLTR auditEvery report covers the most recent fiscal year 10-K. New companies are added as audits complete. Existing buyers are notified when new reports drop.
Every finding is sourced directly from the company's own SEC filing. We do not editorialize, speculate, or add opinion. If it's in the report, it's in the filing.
Our AI reads meaning across the entire filing — not just exact phrases. Risk buried in passive legal language is surfaced regardless of how it is worded.
Risk level ratings, specific dollar amounts, agency names, case numbers — and critically, the questions the filing refuses to answer. Actionable from page one.
A junior analyst takes 3 days to read a 200-page filing. Our system surfaces the same findings in under 60 seconds. Same data, a fraction of the time.
We use only public SEC EDGAR filings — the same documents available to anyone. Our edge is not exclusive data. It's the system that reads it properly.
New company audits are added regularly. Buyers who purchase any report are notified when new reports drop. The catalog only gets more valuable over time.
Every report is generated from publicly available SEC EDGAR data. We just read it properly.
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