Everything you need to start using Aucalia — whether you prefer the dashboard or the API.
Explore all government sources, update frequencies, and the indicators we compute.
Endpoints, parameters, authentication, and example responses.
Changelog and updates — new sources, features, and fixes.
Sign up on the waitlist. We onboard traders in small batches. You'll receive an email with your login credentials and API key.
Log in at app.aucalia.com to browse government events, filter by source or ticker, and view pre-computed market impact indicators.
For programmatic access, use your API key with the REST API. Standard JSON over HTTPS — works with Python, R, JavaScript, and any HTTP client.
Use the bulk export endpoint or the dashboard's download button to get CSV files with full event history. All tickers, all sources, all indicators.
An event is any discrete government filing, enforcement action, approval, or regulatory decision that we have mapped to a publicly traded stock ticker. Examples: an SEC 8-K filing, an FDA drug approval, a WARN Act layoff notice.
For every event, we compute what happened to the stock price afterwards: forward returns (1d, 5d, 20d), volume spike relative to the 20-day average, and VWAP deviation on the event day.
Our database includes companies that were delisted, acquired, or went bankrupt. Most data providers only show companies that still exist today, which inflates historical statistics. We don't do that.
Our pipeline runs daily, within hours of U.S. market close (4:00 PM ET). New government filings are ingested, matched to tickers, and cross-referenced with that day's price data.
Yes. Every event includes a source_url field that links directly to the original government filing. Total transparency — no black boxes.
For questions, feedback, or bug reports during the beta:
Email: support@aucalia.com