Title: I think Indian finance has a data problem. Am I crazy?
I've spent the last few months digging through annual reports, earnings call transcripts, investor presentations, and exchange announcements from Indian listed companies.
One thing became obvious...
Everything is technically "public," but almost none of it is actually usable.
Want to know every company talking about AI adoption?
Good luck.
Want every management commentary about data centers over the last 5 years?
You'll be opening hundreds of PDFs.
Want to compare CapEx guidance across an entire sector?
Hope you have an entire weekend free.
That got me thinking...
What if someone built a structured database instead of just storing documents?
Imagine being able to ask questions like:
"Show every company that mentioned data centers in the last 8 quarters."
"Which companies warned about margin pressure before their stock fell?"
"Find all management teams increasing CapEx while guiding higher earnings."
"Which pharma companies mentioned USFDA inspections this quarter?"
Not AI hallucinations.
Not another stock screener.
Just structured, searchable intelligence built from public company disclosures.
I'm genuinely curious...
Would this actually be useful to anyone?
If you're a:
Developer
Quant
Analyst
Wealth manager
Fintech founder
Researcher
Investor
Would you or your company pay for something like this?
Or is this one of those ideas that sounds amazing until you ask real people?
I'd love brutally honest feedback.
If you think it's useless, tell me why.
If you think it's valuable, I'd love to know:
What would you use it for?
Which data would be most valuable?
What would you expect to pay for something like this?