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Tickdelta next to the other tools
Other tools read SEC filings too. Each page below sets one of them next to Tickdelta, row by row, and says plainly when the other one is the better choice. Facts about them come from their own public pages, last looked at on 7 November 2026.
Tickdelta and BamSEC
BamSEC is a filings reader: search and open filings, tables, exhibits and earnings call transcripts for companies listed in the US. Tickdelta starts from the change instead: the new paragraphs in the risk factors, the numbers that moved and the people who sold or bought, each quoted and linked to the filing on sec.gov.
Tickdelta and AlphaSense
AlphaSense searches filings, broker research, transcripts and news for teams at banks, funds and corporations, and has a blacklining feature that marks changes between filings. Tickdelta covers a narrower job for a private investor: the change in the SEC filings of the companies you follow, quoted and linked to the filing.
Tickdelta and Hudson Labs
Hudson Labs builds AI summaries of filings and calls. Tickdelta takes the other route: it does not write summaries. It finds what is new in the filing and shows the filing's own sentences, so you read the company's words and not ours.