Yes, great observation! The handful of active users I have told me they just use 'Sift' to get a quick overview of quarterly earnings, for example, and then jump to the sections that are marked as 'Read.' Instead of scrolling through the entire thing. But you can just ignore those features altogether and read the filing normally too.
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I read SEC filings constantly for my own equity research. EDGAR is almost unusable. I needed a clean, readable document I could mark up, take notes on, and ask AI about.
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The interesting part to me is the shift from “better SEC filing UX” to actually changing how much of a filing an investor needs to read.
Have you seen users consistently change their research workflow after using Sift, or is that still the main assumption you’re testing?
Yes, great observation! The handful of active users I have told me they just use 'Sift' to get a quick overview of quarterly earnings, for example, and then jump to the sections that are marked as 'Read.' Instead of scrolling through the entire thing. But you can just ignore those features altogether and read the filing normally too.