Insider Stock Trader

Transparency

Last updated 27 October 2026

How Insider Stock Trader gets its data, what it shows and what it doesn't do.

1Where the data comes from#

Every trade in the app comes from SEC Form 4 filings published on the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's EDGAR system. Officers, directors and holders of more than 10% of a company's stock must file a Form 4, usually within two business days of a trade. These filings are public records. The app covers every Form 4 and 4/A filed since 1 July 2025.

We read EDGAR's own feed directly. We don't buy, scrape or resell filing data from third-party providers, and every trade links to the original filing on SEC.gov so you can check it yourself.

2How fast#

While EDGAR accepts filings (weekdays, 6:00 to 22:00 New York time), we check for new Form 4s about every minute. So a new filing usually reaches the app within minutes of SEC publishing it; at other times we check every 10 minutes. Each evening we also compare the day's results with SEC's complete daily index, so filings missed during an outage are filled in.

3How we treat SEC fairly#

SEC asks automated tools to identify themselves and to send no more than 10 requests per second. We send every request with a declared contact address and keep to at most 5 per second, and we pause automatically if SEC asks us to slow down.

4What "signal strength" means#

For open-market purchases only, we show a simple score from the insider's role (for example CEO or CFO), the size of the buy, how much it changes their stake, and whether other insiders of the same company are buying too. It is a way to sort the feed, not a prediction and not a recommendation.

5How we check accuracy#

Before launch, the way we read Form 4 filings was checked in three internal reviews against SEC's own pages and data sets. That included hundreds of real filings, unusual cases such as amendments and joint filings, and live hours against EDGAR. Corrections (Form 4/A) are applied to the original trade rather than shown twice. If you spot a mistake, tell us at contact@callisto.ventures.

6What the app is not#

  • Not a broker: you can't buy or sell anything in the app.
  • Not investment advice: insider trades are one public fact among many, and insiders buy and sell for many reasons.
  • Not affiliated with or endorsed by the SEC.
  • No artificial intelligence: every summary and score comes from fixed, published rules applied to the filing.

7Your data#

We keep only what the app needs to work: your account, your watchlist and alert settings, and your subscription status. Usage analytics are off unless you choose to allow them, and we don't use advertising IDs or show ads. Details are in the privacy policy, and you can delete your account at any time.

8Who runs it#

Insider Stock Trader is provided by CallistoVentures (Android app, Google Play) and Roman Balkan FOP (iPhone and iPad app, App Store); their details are in the Terms of Service. Contact: contact@callisto.ventures.