Roadmap & Changelog
What we're building next, and everything we've shipped. Updated as we go.
On the horizon
Report tags
Tag and filter reports by theme to find what matters faster.
API usage tracking & analytics
See your per-endpoint API usage and monthly rollups.
Investigator on the rise
A live, daily-updated spotlight on investigators gaining momentum over the last 90 days.
Share-structure data
Daily float and shares-outstanding snapshots for every covered company.
Full-universe short interest history
FINRA bi-monthly short interest history expanded to cover the entire stock universe.
Live intraday shortability feed
Intraday borrow availability and daily OHLC, updated continuously through the day.
Squeeze-risk signals
Short volume, failures-to-deliver (FTDs) and the Reg SHO threshold list, combined into a squeeze-risk view.
New Activ8 website
A faster, redesigned public site — reports, investigators, stock pages and interactive price charts. (You are looking at it.)
Shipped
Light & dark themes, product tour and Guide
A new appearance system with light/dark modes, a guided tour and an in-app Guide tab.
Quality Signals, redesigned
Clearer signal cards with hover explanations so every metric is easy to understand.
Single sign-on member login
One login across the site and dashboard.
Interactive dashboard launched
Home, Stocks, Stock detail, Investigators, Reports, Search and a personal Watchlist — all in one place.
API keys with tiered rate limits
Authenticate with an API key; usage limits scale with your plan.
API endpoints: companies, investigators, prices & short interest
New resources for companies, investigators, daily prices and short interest, plus an activist-report filter.
Interactive API documentation
Browse and try every API endpoint from the docs, with live code samples.
Market Data API launched
Read-only REST API for programmatic access to Activ8 reports, stocks and market data.
Shortability (borrow availability) data
Daily stock-borrow availability sourced from Interactive Brokers — see how hard a stock is to short.