ChatterQuant

ChatterQuant positions itself as a social-data layer for the financial industry. Its core claim is scale: the platform ingests hundreds of millions of posts daily and scores each tracked ticker for mention volume and sentiment, splitting results across regular users, low-quality accounts, authorized bots, and malicious bots. That breakdown is meant to let portfolio managers and quant funds tell genuine retail enthusiasm apart from manufactured noise.

On top of the raw feed, ChatterQuant ships a Signals Intelligence (SIG-INT) dashboard. It includes customizable social monitoring, portfolio-specific feeds, filtered Twitter and Reddit streams, keyword trend tracking, and SEC filing alerts, with the stated purpose of simplifying due diligence and spotting emerging opportunities. Dashboards, portfolio search, and signal views are the primary interfaces.

For technical users and data redistributors, the company offers REST APIs with read access to datasets and private account access, plus a websocket API noted as forthcoming on the site. Typical customers listed include banks, asset managers, hedge funds, portfolio managers, market makers, brokerages, quant funds, and data redistributors. ChatterQuant targets professional and institutional workflows; pricing is handled through sales conversations rather than public self-serve tiers.