The record is free. This is the desk.
Every number on siliconalmanac.com stays public and links to the publisher that issued it. A seat here is not access to the data. It is the working surface over it: what you watch, what moved, what you took, and what you made of it.
Founders' Circle
50 seats in total. Your rate for as long as you keep the seat, not a first-year discount. It is below list because the restatement alert is not built yet, and charging list for a promise is not what this record does.
Annual seat
The price once the alert ships. Billed once a year; there is no monthly plan. Deliberately above the tools that follow sources and below the price at which a purchase order is needed.
A free account
One watchlist, a month of changes, three citations. Enough of each thing to see whether it is worth having.
| What you get | The record | Free account | A seat |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reading the record | |||
| Every page, figure, company and fab177 company pages and 191 fab sites, refreshed every six hours. | Included | Included | Included |
| Every figure links to the publisher that issued itThe thing a source that computes estimates cannot do: it has nothing to link to. | Included | Included | Included |
| Every value a figure has ever had, and whenFree, and it is the raw material for everything paid below. | Included | Included | Included |
| Citation blocks for a memo, a slide or a spreadsheetPublisher, issue date, qualifiers and your retrieval date, ready to paste. See it → | Included | Included | Included |
| Publishers’ release dates in your calendarOne subscription address for any calendar application. Each date is one a publisher announced, with its name and a link to where it said so. See it → | Included | Included | Included |
| Search and filter the archiveEvery filter lives in the URL, so a view is a link you can send. | Included | Included | Included |
| What the record is missing, and who to read insteadPublished rather than hidden. See it → | Included | Included | Included |
| Reaching it with a machine | |||
| Read the whole record from inside your AI assistantA file you run yourself, or one address pasted into your assistant. No account, no key, no sign-in. It returns rows with the publisher and the link on every one, and refuses to return a row that has neither. See it → | Included | Included | Included |
| It cannot summarise, rank or interpret anythingNot a chatbot, on purpose. A summary of a sourced fact is an unsourced restatement of it, which is the failure this record exists to prevent. | Included | Included | Included |
| It can tell an assistant what nobody publishesThe gap register, reachable by machine. An assistant that cannot find out a figure was never published will invent one instead. | Included | Included | Included |
| Watching | |||
| Watchlists, narrowed by source categoryOne genuinely watches, which is why the free limit is a number and not a refusal. | — | 1 | Unlimited |
| What changed since you last caught upA diff against your last visit rather than a fixed window. | — | Included | Included |
| How far back that reachesWhere memory is priced. | — | 31 days | Whole record |
| How the sources themselves behaveMeasured cadence, quiet periods, days between a publisher’s date and the feed carrying it. | — | — | Included |
| Watch a traced claim, and see what moved on itThe trace is on the record and states no conclusion about any claim. This is the part that needs an account: a new item added to a trace you cited, a new statement from a named party, or the sentence itself reworded. See it → | Read it free | — | Included |
| Keeping | |||
| Citations kept with the value as it stoodNever refreshed. That snapshot is the entire point. | — | 3 | Unlimited |
| Notes on an itemPrivate, kept with the headline as it read when you wrote it. | — | — | Included |
| Read and starredThe record remembers in this browser. The desk remembers across them. | In this browser | — | Included |
| Collections you file things intoNamed, and each with its own reason to exist, so a board pack and a supplier review stay two collections instead of one long list. | — | — | Included |
| What you kept, out as a spreadsheet or a written briefCSV for a spreadsheet, Markdown for a written brief, your own notes alongside, and the publisher’s link on every row. What leaves is what you kept or filed, never a copy of the archive, which is why the record’s column is empty rather than withheld: it holds nothing of yours to export. | — | — | Included |
| Not built yet, and said so rather than implied | |||
| Restatement alerts that reach you without lookingThe comparison already works; what is missing is the part that arrives on its own. | — | — | October |
| An API key, a calendar of the dates behind what you watch, a webhookNone of the three exists in any form. No month is given because none has been set, and a date invented to fill this column would be the promise this block exists to mark. | — | — | After the alert |
| Your watchlists, notes and citations inside your AI assistantThe free record already works there with no account. This is the other half: a hosted endpoint where the desk’s own tools appear once you sign in, so “a figure you cited has been restated” arrives where you already work. Nothing of it is built, and it is undated for the same reason as the row above. | — | — | After the alert |
What a seat is not
- Not a view. This record does not rank, score or recommend, so a seat cannot buy an opinion: there is none to sell.
- Not for deciding what to buy or sell, and it is built so that it cannot become that.
- Not a paywall over the numbers. Anything a seat shows you about a figure, the free record already shows you about the figure itself.
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