About this app

Ten reconstructed subject files rendered as a stakeout terminal — procedural CCTV portraits, scanlines, a redacted vitals panel and a corkboard strung with red thread between managers holding the same names. Each subject shows their best-known long book with the price on the filing date beside the price now, pulled live through the market bridge, plus a copycat simulation comparing what mirroring on filing day earned against mirroring the day you actually read it. Built to puncture its own premise: a 13F lands up to 45 days after quarter end, covers only long US equity, and is one day’s photograph of a portfolio that moves daily. Shorts, cash, options and foreign holdings are redacted on screen because they are genuinely invisible. Profiles ship as a static snapshot since the sandbox has no network, and the app says so on every screen.