Terminal-style financial analysis
Research markets, track tickers, and turn analysis into insight in one place.
Tanaka is an all-in-one, terminal-style financial analysis tool for researching markets, tracking tickers, and generating insights with a streamlined workflow. It is built by Cambridge Partners, a fintech and investment firm owned by OpenIntel.
It brings the workflows you would usually spread across tools and tabs into one place: focused, fast, and designed to cut distractions.
The problem
Most teams still stitch research together across tabs, tools, and documents. Tanaka compresses that work into one terminal-inspired surface, so you can move faster without losing context.
Why Tanaka
One place for the workflows you would otherwise spread across tools and tabs.
Market research
Fast exploration of markets and companies with a terminal-style experience built for analysis and decision support.
Screening and discovery
Find opportunities quickly with flexible filters and repeatable research workflows.
Alerts and monitoring
Track tickers and key changes with configurable monitoring, so important moves are not missed.
News and context
Relevant headlines and sentiment sit inside the analysis flow, not in another tab.
Watchlists
Organize coverage with watchlists built for daily review, research notes, and repeatable comparisons.
Built for professionals
A focused, terminal-inspired interface that puts speed and clarity first and keeps distractions out.
Analyst workflow
A typical Tanaka workflow starts with a question, such as "Does margin expansion justify a higher multiple?", then moves through evidence capture, modeling, and publication. Inputs, computations, and charts are treated as first-class objects.
Evidence capture and citations
Each figure in a Tanaka analysis can be backed by a source bundle: filings, transcripts, datasets, or internal exports. When you reference a metric in prose, Tanaka keeps a pointer to the calculation and its inputs.
Product visuals
Architecture
Tanaka is designed so an analysis stays stable even as the underlying data changes. Computations are cached, recomputable, and attributable, and the system fits strict review flows for finance and compliance.
Governance
Every published analysis includes a source map: who updated assumptions, which data was used, and what changed since the previous version. Teams can require review before an analysis can be shared.
- Versioned analyses with diffs for both prose and numbers
- Repeatable sensitivities tied to explicit assumptions
- Exportable, compliance-friendly audit trails
Want early access?
Tanaka feels like a modern terminal while keeping the full analysis workflow in one place. Tell us about your team and how you research today.