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Last updated: December 12, 2025

Data-as-a-Service for programmatic market event delivery

What is Radar?

Matchstick Radar is a hosted data service that delivers insider trading activity programmatically. Same events as Matchstick Events, delivered as structured data for scripts, strategies, and automation.

Radar collects SEC Form 4 filings, normalizes them into a consistent schema, and delivers them to downstream systems in real time.

What You Get

  • Real-time insider trading activity β€” SEC Form 4 filings, filtered for high-conviction purchases
  • 5-year historical context β€” Validate behavior before deploying capital
  • Push-based delivery β€” Webhooks, REST API, Python CLI
  • Local-first option β€” Download and query data on your machine

Status: Available Now

Radar is live and accepting subscribers.

  • Insider trade data: Operational
  • Historical backfill: 5 years (2020-2025)
  • API stability: v1 locked, backwards compatible

What’s Not Included

  • No UI (use Matchstick Events for monitoring)
  • No trade execution
  • No derived recommendations or trade signals
  • No β€œAI picks” or recommendations

Why Radar Exists

Institutional traders pay $24,000/year for terminals. Independent traders glue together feeds, scrapers, and alerts.

Radar closes that gap with a simple, honest insider trading feed.

Relationship to Matchstick Events

  • Matchstick Events is a free UI for humans
  • Matchstick Radar is a paid service for systems

You can use Events without Radar. You can use Radar without Events.

Pricing

See /offer for current pricing and plans.

Technical Details

  • Delivery methods: Webhooks (POST), REST API (GET), Python CLI
  • Authentication: Bearer token
  • Rate limits: Based on subscription tier
  • Data format: JSON
  • Timestamp format: ISO 8601 UTC

Getting Started

  1. Sign up for Radar
  2. Receive API credentials
  3. Configure webhook endpoint or use Python CLI
  4. Start receiving events

For integration examples, see /docs/integrations.

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